2012 2013 Guía de Matricula Rock Spring High School Sweetwater County Distrito Escolar Número Uno Rock Springs, Wyoming 1
TABLA DE CONTENIDO Información de Matricula Requisitos de Graduación.. 3 Activities and Clubs. 4 Información de Carrera/Profesiones. 5 Articuladas Acuerdo. 23 Plan de Cuatro Años.. 25 Otras Opciones de Graduación 26 Requisitos de Elegibilidad de la Sociedad Nacional de Honor. 27 Guía de Perfil del Estudiante 28 Política de Cambio de Programación. 29 Academia Vocacional 30 Departamento de Negocios 39 Career Work Experience (Experiencia Laboral) 44 Skills For A Lifetime. 44 Departamento de Medios de Comunicación.. 45 Departamento de Inglés.. 46 Familia y Ciencias de Consumo. 55 Departamento de Bellas Artes 57 Departamento de Idioma Extranjero.. 62 Departamento de Salud y Educación Física 65 Departamento de Matemáticas 68 Departamento de Artes Representativas.. 73 Departamento de Ciencias 78 Departamento de Estudios Sociales. 83 Departamento de Tecnología... 89 Community Service 97 Special Services. 98 Student Aides 108 Safety Course.. 109 2
ROCK SPRIGS HIGH SCHOOL INFORMACIÓN DE MATRICULA REQUISITOS DE GRADUACIÓN Los estudiantes son responsables de completar todo los requerimientos del currículo para la graduación. Los estudiantes deben de tomar todas las clases por grado y crédito. Puesto que estos requerimientos no reúnen todos los requisitos para entrar a todas las instituciones después del High School, los estudiantes son responsables de conocer los requisitos de entrada de la institución que él/ella planea asistir. 24 CRÉDITOS GANADOS EN LOS GRADOS 9 A 12 SON REQUERIDOS PARA LA GRADUACIÓN CURSO CRÉDITOS Inglés...... 4.0 Ciencias.. 3.0 Matemáticas 3.0 Estudios Sociales. 3.0 Geografía del Mundo / Historia Historia de los Estados Unidos American Government/Economic Systems Estudios Sociales Electiva Salud....5 Educación Física...5 Idioma Extranjero / Culturas...5 Artes Finas/Actuación...5 Educación Técnica / Profesional..5 Otros Cursos/Cualquier Departamento.... 8.5 TOTAL REQUERIDOS PARA GRADUACIÓN 24.0 3
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Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or AP English, College Preparation, Creative American Literature/English Literature Writing, English for the Work Place Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Foreign Language School Based Western Wyoming College Fine/Performing Arts Health Academy Environmental Science Geology School Activities Pre-Forestry Career & Technical Education Courses AP Biology Club Pre-Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management Auto I and II Athletes for Literacy Pre-Wildlife Biology Accounting I and II Calculus Club Pre-Veterinary Business Management Drama Pre-Wildlife Biology Business Law Girls & Boys State Sheridan College Career Work Experience Intramurals Culinary Arts Computer Info Systems Junior Legislature Food & Meat Science Computer I Music Agricultural Science Culinary Arts I and II National Honor Society This is an example for a four-year Exploring Childhood I, II, III Renaissance Woods Technology Speech & Debate Welding Sports Student Council plan of study for the Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Pathway. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on postsecondary and college programs of your choice. 5
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Geometry 9 Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology I Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Sociology Additional Requirements or Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options Electives Foreign Language School Based Western Wyoming College Fine/Performing Arts Energy Academy Pre-Engineering Drawing Welding Technology Sculpture School Activities Industrial Maintenance AP Biology Club Electrical & Instrumentation Career & Technical Athletes for Literacy Mine Maintenance Education Courses Auto I and II Calculus Club Natural Gas Compression Accounting I and II Drama Oil & Gas Production Business Management Girls & Boys State Sheridan College Business Law Intramurals Construction Technology Career Work Experience Junior Legislature Drafting Computer Info Systems Music Computer I National Honor Society This is an example for a four-year Culinary Arts I and II Renaissance Exploring Childhood I, II, III Speech & Debate Woods Technology Sports Welding Student Council plan of study for the Architecture & Construction Pathway. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice. 6
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Career Education Post-Secondary Options or Electives Courses Foreign Language Tiger VIP Western Wyoming College Intro to Art & Art Appreciation Computer Aided Drafting Art Drawing I and II Wood Technology Ceramics Painting I and II Web Design Dance Sculpture I and II Internetworking Music Advanced Art & AP Studio Art Accounting Musical Theatre Intro & Adv Graphic Design Metalworking Technical Theatre Introduction to Theatre Welding Theatre Theatre Arts I and II Career Work Experience Communication Intro & Advanced Stagecraft Extended Learning English Symphonic Band Annual Staff Journalism Tiger Jazz Orchestra Drama Club This is an example for a four-year Girls Jazz and/or Modern Choir Girls State/Boys State Mixed Jazz Choir Junior Legislators Mixed Modern Choir Newspaper Music Appreciation Renaissance Beginning & Advanced Guitar Student Council plan of study for the Arts, A/V Technology & Communications. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on postsecondary and college programs of your choice. 7
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Foreign Language School Activities Western Wyoming College Fine/Performing Arts AP Biology Club Accounting Psychology Athletes for Literacy Business Administration Sociology Calculus Club Computer Info. Systems College Prep Sociology Drama Economics Career & Technical Girls & Boys State Marketing Education Courses Accounting I and II Intramurals International Studies Business Management Junior Legislature Medical Office Assistant Business Law Music Office Information Systems Career Work Experience National Honor Society Computer Info Systems Renaissance This is an example for a four-year Computer I Speech & Debate plan of study for the Business, Management and Administration Web Design I & II Sports Pathway. Contact your guidance Tiger Video Imaging Production Student Council Exploring Childhood I, II, III 8 counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Activities Western Wyoming College Foreign Language AP Biology Club Early Childhood Education Drama Athletes for Literacy Elementary Education Stagecraft Calculus Club Secondary Education Art Classes Drama All PE Classes Girls & Boys State Band and/or Choir Intramurals Career & Technical Education Courses Junior Legislature Music Exploring Childhood I, II, and III National Honor Society Accounting I & II Renaissance Business Law & Business Mgt. Speech & Debate This is an example for a four-year Computer I Sports plan of study for the Education & Training Pathway. Contact your Computer Information Systems Student Council guidance counselor for specific Career Work Experience information on post-secondary and Web Design I & II college programs of your choice. 9
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Activities Western Wyoming College Foreign Language AP Biology Club Accounting Athletes for Literacy Business Administration Calculus Club Computer Info Systems Drama Economics Girls & Boys State Marketing Intramurals Mathematics Career Education Courses Junior Legislature International Studies Accounting I & II Music Business Law National Honor Society Business Management Renaissance Tiger VIP Speech & Debate Career Work Experience Sports Keyboarding Student Council This is an example for a four-year Computer I Computer Info Systems Internetworking Web Design I & II plan of study for the Finance Pathway. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice. 10
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Activities Western Wyoming College Foreign Language AP Biology Club Accounting Athletes for Literacy Business Administration Calculus Club Office Information Systems Drama Computer Info Systems Career & Technical Girls & Boys State Criminal Justice Education Courses Intramurals Economics Accounting I & II Junior Legislature International Studies Business Law Music Marketing Business Management National Honor Society Political Science Tiger VIP Renaissance Pre-Law Career Work Experience Speech & Debate This is an example for a four-year Keyboarding Computer I Computer Info Systems Internetworking Web Design I & II Sports Student Council 11 plan of study for the Government & Public Administration Pathway. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on postsecondary and college programs of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, or Algebra II Physical Science Pre-Biology, Biology I, or Chemistry I US History I World Geography or History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English AP English, Tech Writing, Foreign Language, Literature or Interpersonal Communication Geometry, Algebra II, Interm. Geometry, Pre- Consumer/Applied math, Advanced Algebra, Calculus Pre-Calculus, Calculus Biology II AP, Chemistry I, Chemistry II AP, Biology II AP, Chemistry I, Chemistry II AP, Human Anatomy, Care and Prevention Human Anatomy, Care and Prevention Principles of American Government, Current Psychology or Sociology Events, Psychology or Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Medical Terminology School Based Western Wyoming College Fine/Performing Arts Health Academy Exercise Science Foreign Language Nursing Challenge Course School Activities Pre-Dental Hygene Fitness for Life AP Biology Club Pre-Dentistry Strength Conditioning Athletes for Literacy Pre-Medicine Tiger Aerobics Calculus Club Pre-Nursing Career & Technical Drama Pre-Pharmacy Education Courses Accounting I & II Girls & Boys State Pre-Physical Therapy Business Law Intramurals Pre-Radiology Business Management Junior Legislature Fitness Leadership Career Work Experience Music Certified Nursing Assistant CNA National Honor Society Medical Office Assistant Keyboarding Renaissance Phlebotomy Computer I Speech & Debate Computer Info Systems Sports This is an example for a four-year Web Design I & II Student Council 12 plan of study for the Health Occupations Pathway. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Activities Western Wyoming College Foreign Language AP Biology Club Business Administration Art & Computer Graphics Athletes for Literacy Computer Info Systems PE Electives Calculus Club Economics Drama Marketing Career Education Courses Girls & Boys State Culinary Arts I & II Intramurals Sheridan College Tiger VIP Junior Legislature Hospitality Management Exploring Childhood I, II, and III Music Culinary Arts Computer I National Honor Society Computer Information Systems Renaissance This is an example for a four-year Career Work Experience Speech & Debate plan of study for the Hospitality & Tourism Pathway. Contact your Accounting I and II Sports Web Design I and II Student Council guidance counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice. 13
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Based Western Wyoming College Foreign Language Health Academy International Studies Psychology School Activities Political Science AP Psychology AP Biology Club Pre-Law Criminal Justice Athletes for Literacy Psychology Sociology Calculus Club Social Science College Prep Sociology Drama Social Work Career Education Courses Girls & Boys State Sociology Exploring Childhood I, II, III Intramurals Human Services Accounting I & II Junior Legislature Business Law & Business Mgt Music This is an example for a four-year Career Work Experience National Honor Society plan of study for the Human Services Pathway. Contact your guidance Computer I Renaissance Computer Info Systems Speech & Debate Culinary Arts I & II Sports Web Design I & II Student Council 14 counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Based Western Wyoming College Foreign Language Energy Academy Computer Information Systems Drawing Health Academy Office Information Systems Computer Graphic Design School Activities Web Site Development Other Art courses AP Biology Club Business Administration Career Education Courses Athletes for Literacy Accounting I & II Calculus Club Business Law Drama Business Management Girls & Boys State Career Work Experience Intramurals Computer Aided Drafting Junior Legislature This is an example for a four-year Tiger VIP Music Computer I National Honor Society Computer Info Systems Renaissance Internetworking Speech & Debate Web Design I & II Sports Student Council 15 plan of study for the Information Technology Pathway. Contact your guidance counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Based Western Wyoming College Foreign Language Health or Energy Academy Criminal Justice Criminal Justice School Activities International Studies AP Psychology AP Biology Club Pre-Law Psychology Athletes for Literacy Psychology Sociology Calculus Club Social Science College Prep Sociology Drama Social Work Girls & Boys State Sociology Career Education Courses Intramurals Human Services Business Law Junior Legislature Emergency Management Business Management Music Career Work Experience National Honor Society This is an example for a four-year Computer I Renaissance plan of study for the Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security Computer Info Systems Speech & Debate Pathway. Contact your guidance Web Design I & II Sports counselor for specific information on Student Council post-secondary and college programs. 16
17 Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Foreign Languages School Based Western Wyoming College Fine and Performing Arts Energy Academy Welding Electronics/Instrumentation Career & Technical School Activities Mining Maintenance Education Courses AP Biology Club Electricity Intro to Construction Athletes for Literacy Oil & Gas Production Technology Wood Technology Calculus Club Furniture Making I & II Drama Welding I & II Girls & Boys State Metalworking Technology Intramurals Computer Aided Drafting classes Junior Legislature Auto Tech I & II Music Career Work Experience National Honor Society This is an example for a four-year Computer I Renaissance plan of study for the Manufacturing Pathway. Contact your guidance Computer Information Systems Speech & Debate counselor for specific information on Sports post-secondary and college programs Student Council of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Fine/Performing Arts School Based Western Wyoming College Foreign Language Energy Academy Marketing Drawing Health Academy Economics Sculpture School Activities Computer Info. Systems Computer Graphics AP Biology Club International Studies Athletes for Literacy Psychology Calculus Club Web Site Development Career Education Courses Drama Business Administration Girls & Boys State Business Law Intramurals Tiger VIP Junior Legislature This is an example for a four-year Web Design I and II Music plan of study for the Marketing Sales and Service Pathway. Contact your Career Work Experience National Honor Society guidance counselor for specific Computer I Renaissance information on post-secondary and Computer Info Systems Speech & Debate college programs of your choice. Sports Student Council 18
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Foreign Language School Based Western Wyoming College Fine/Performing Arts Energy Academy Biology Drawing Health Academy Chemistry Sculpture Engineering Graphic Design School Activities Environmental Science AP Biology Club Geology Athletes for Literacy Mathematics Career Education Courses Calculus Club Woods Technology Drama Computer Aided Drafting Classes Girls & Boys State Architectural Drafting Intramurals Furniture Making Junior Legislature Cabinet Making Music Metalwork National Honor Society This is an example for a four-year Welding I and II Renaissance plan of study for the Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math Computer Info Systems Speech & Debate Pathway. Contact your guidance Computer I Sports Auto I & II Student Council Career Work Experience 19 counselor for specific information on post-secondary and college programs of your choice.
Plan of Study Grade 9 Grade 10 Language Arts 9 Sophomore Composition Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II or Geometry 9 Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus Physical Science, Biology 9 Pre-Biology, Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Anatomy US History I World Geography/History I Health/PE Grade 11 Grade 12 Junior English or American Literature/English Literature Geometry, Algebra II, Intermediate Algebra/ Geometry, Pre-Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology AP English, College Preparation, Creative Writing, English for the Work Place, Foreign Language Consumer/Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, AP Calculus Astronomy, Biology II AP, Chemistry, Chemistry II AP, Environmental Science, Geology, Human Anatomy, Physics American Government/Economic Systems, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, College Prep Sociology Additional Requirements Extended Learning Post-Secondary Options or Electives Foreign Language School Based Western Wyoming College Fine/Performing Arts Energy Academy Automotive Technology Graphic Arts Diesel & Heavy Equipment School Activities Automotive technology Career & Technical AP Biology Club Diesel & Heavy Equip. Education Courses Athletes for Literacy Maintenance and Repair Auto I and II Calculus Club Diesel Technology Woods Technology Drama Maintenance Mechanic for Industry Computer Aided Drafting Classes Girls & Boys State Underground Maintenance Mechanics Wood Technology Intramurals Welding Technology Metalwork Technology Junior Legislature Welding I and II National Honor Society This is an example for a four-year Computer Info Systems Renaissance plan of study for the Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics. Contact Computer I Speech & Debate your guidance counselor for specific Career Work Experience Sports information on post-secondary and Student Council college programs of your choice. 20
Qué debo tomar si planeo especializarme o trabajar en...? Carreras de Arte y Comunicación Estas carreras son de interés para las personas que valoran la creatividad y buscan oportunidades para expresarse a sí mismas. Las carreras de arte y comunicación incluyen programas relacionados a las humanidades y a la actuación, artes visuales y literarias. Estas incluyen escritura creativa, filmación y estudios de cine, bellas artes, diseño grafico, producción periodística, idioma extranjero, transmisión de radio y televisión, publicidad y relaciones públicas. Drama I, II A. P. English Symphonic Band Girls Jazz Choir Stage Craft Advanced Writing (Yearbook) Beginning Guitar Girls Modern Choir Advanced Art American Literature Advanced Guitar Mixed Jazz Choir A. P. Studio Art Argumentation & Debate Tiger Jazz Orchestra Mixed Modern Choir Computer & Graphic Art I, II College Prep English Wind Ensemble Music Appreciation Drawing I, II Creative Writing Painting I, II English & World Literature Computer Classes Sculpture I, II Mythology Foreign Languages Speech Communication Math through Algebra II Carreras de Negocios e Información Tecnológica Las carreras profesionales de negocios e información tecnológica incluyen programas relacionados con el medio de los negocios. Las profesiones de negocios son para las personas que disfrutan trabajar con números, tratar con las personas, guardar registros y trabajar con artículos que requieren de mucho detalle. Estos pueden incluir aspectos empresariales, ventas, mercadeo, hospitalidad y turismo, sistemas de información de computadores, finanzas, contabilidad, personal, economía y gerencia. Accounting I Computer I Math through Calculus Accounting II Computer Information Systems Foreign Languages Business Law Internetworking Psychology Business Management Web Page Design Speech Communications Tiger Video Imaging Production (VIP) Carreras de Salud y Servicios Relacionados Las carreras de salud y servicios relacionados involucran contacto con otros en funciones de ayuda. Las profesiones incluyen programas relacionados con la promoción de la salud como también el tratamiento de heridas, condiciones y enfermedades. Estas pueden incluir medicina, odontología, enfermería, terapia y rehabilitación, nutrición, forma física e higiene. Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries AP Biology Computer Classes Challenge Course AP Chemistry Foreign Languages Fitness for Life Astronomy Math through Calculus Intermediate/Advanced Aquatics Chemistry Psychology Strength Conditioning Human Anatomy Sociology Tiger Aerobics Physics Speech Communication Health Occupations I, II, III 21
Ingeniería, Manufactura y Tecnología Industrial Las carreras profesionales de ingeniería, manufactura y tecnología industrial incluyen programas relacionados a las tecnologías necesarias para el diseño, desarrollo, instalación o mantenimiento de sistemas físicos. Estos pueden incluir ingeniería y tecnologías relacionadas, mecánica y reparación, tecnología de fabricación, precisión productiva, electrónica y construcción. Manufacturing & Industrial Technology Careers Energy Techology I, II, III Auto I & II Accounting I & II Computer Aided Drafting I & II Cabinet Making Business Management Advanced Drafting Furniture Making Computer Classes Architectural Drafting Intro to Construction Foreign Languages Metalworking Technology Woods Technology Math through Algebra II Welding I & II Computer Aided Drafting I & II Advanced Drafting Architectural Drafting Metalworking Technology Welding I & II Engineering Careers AP Chemistry AP Biology AP English Computer classes through Internetworking Foreign Languages Math through Calculus Carreras de Ciencias y Recursos Naturales Las carreras en ciencias y recursos naturales incluyen agricultura, ciencias naturales, horticultura, administración pesquera, silvicultura, administración de fauna, administración y conservación de recursos naturales y desempeño relacionado con servicios ambientales encima y debajo de la tierra. AP Biology AP Chemistry Astronomy Environmental Science Human Anatomy & Physiology Physics Metalworking Technology Computer I Computer Information Systems Foreign Languages Internetworking Math through Calculus Psychology Web Page Design Carreras Sociales y de Servicios Humanos Las ocupaciones en servicios sociales y humanos incluyen programas relacionados a sistemas económicos, políticos y sociales. Estos pueden incluir, leyes y estudios jurídicos, aplicación de la ley, administración pública, servicios del niño y familia, religión y servicios sociales. Criminal Justice Culinary Arts I & II Exploring Childhood I, II, III Psychology Sociology Speech Communication Argumentation & Debate Accounting I & II Business Law Business Management Contemporary World Issues Computer Classes Foreign Languages Math through Algebra II 22
Criterios para los Cursos Simultáneos, Dobles y en Internet El WWCC provee hasta seis horas crédito por semestre, sin ningún costo para los estudiantes. La política del Western Wyoming College requiere que el estudiante tenga por lo menos 16 años de edad al momento de matricularse en un curso de crédito. Esta política está en curso porque la institución cree que la madurez en la edad es muy importante para la preparación y éxito de un estudiante de college y que la edad realza las habilidades académicas necesarias para tener éxito en los cursos universitarios. Los estudiantes menores de 16 años de edad pueden ser autorizados a inscribirse completando una exención de edad, proporcionando una recomendación de un representante del high school y suministrando los puntajes de ubicación. Criterios para la Inscripción de Cursos Técnicos Simultáneos recomendación de un designado del high school atestiguando o dando fe de la competencia del estudiante en el área académica. Criterios para la Inscripción en un Curso Transferido* - 3.0 GPA, 23 ACT puntaje compuesto y firma del director o concejero del high school. Inscripción de Cursos Simultáneos Estos cursos son enseñados en el Rock Springs High School por profesores del high school, quienes han sido aprobados como docentes adjuntos del community college. Estos cursos han sido aprobados por el WWCC o Sheridan College y tienen contenido de curso equivalente, objetivos de aprendizaje y las mismas asignaciones o tareas que un curso universitario. Los estudiantes reciben la calificación en transcripción oficial del WWCC y su transcripción del Rock Springs High School. Cursos del Rock Spring High School Computer I Computer Information Systems* Accounting I Accounting II Career Work Experience Auto Technology II Introduction to Drafting Architectural Drafting Welding II Welding II Welding II Culinary Arts I Culinary Arts II Building Trades I Building Trades II Cursos del Western Wyoming College Integrated Applications Computer Information Systems Accounting Procedures I Accounting Procedures II Workplace Readiness Automotive Electricity & Braking Systems Computer Aided Drafting Special Topics in Engineering Oxy/Acet. Cutting Oxy/Acet. Welding Basic SMAW Sheridan College Basic Culinary Skills Sanitation Safety & Safe Use of Tools Construction Materials & Methods Cursos de Registro Dual Los instructores del College enseñan estos cursos en el Western Wyoming College y el Rock Springs High School está de acuerdo en tener en cuenta como créditos de graduación de high school. Puesto que son cursos de college, estos tienen que observar la programación del college y los estudiantes del high school deben hacer los ajustes para cumplir con esta programación. Los estudiantes reciben su calificación en la transcripción oficial del WWCC y su transcripción del Rock Springs High School. Los estudiantes pueden tomar variedad de clases pero deben obtener la firma de su consejero del high school para asegurarse de que recibirán crédito doble. 23
Inscripción de Cursos Online Estos cursos son enseñados completamente en internet a través del Western Wyoming College. Los estudiantes reciben la calificación en transcripción oficial del WWCC y su transcripción del Rock Springs High School. A los estudiantes se les requiere completar la Introducción al Aprendizaje Online antes de completar otros cursos por internet. Para los estudiantes tomar un curso por internet y NO contar este como crédito de college permitiendo la graduación del high school, ellos deben de presentarse al Centro de Aprendizaje Académico un mínimo de dos veces por semana durante las opciones académicas para trabajar en el curso. El ALC también puede proporcionar apoyo académico para estos cursos. ANTES de que los estudiantes tomen un curso de college en Internet ellos: 1. DEBEN tener muy buenos conocimientos de informática, especialmente en procesamiento de palabras. 2. TIENEN que completar el curso de un crédito - Introduction to Online Learning*. Clases Actualmente Aprobadas para Inscripción Online en el Rock Springs High School Introduction to Online Learning* Introduction to Supervision College Studies Sales/Advertising/Marketing Introduction to Business Introduction to Philosophy Word Processing Applications** English Composition I** Technical Writing English Composition II** Western Civilization I Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Western Civilization II Current Issues in Biology U. S. History I Macroeconomics U.S. History II American and Wyoming Government** History of Wyoming Wellness * Requisito previo necesario Nutrition ** Estos cursos tienen requisitos previos Otros cursos pueden ser aprobados por los administradores del RSHS en forma individual. Antes de matricularse consulte con su consejero y el director asociado para la instrucción curricular y asegurarse de que recibirá crédito doble. Clases articuladas designadas 24
Rock Springs High School Plan de Cuatro Años Nombre: Carrera Profesional: Planee su Programación para los Próximos Cuatro Años Grado/Materia 9 10 11 12 Inglés Matemáticas Ciencias Estudios Sociales P E I Salud Idioma Extranjero/ Culturas Bellas Artes / Actuación Vocacional / Técnico Electiva Electiva Electiva Créditos Totales El día escolar es de 7 periodos. Después de la graduación yo planeo: 25
OTRAS OPCIONES DE GRADUACIÓN CRÉDITOS DE HIGH SCHOOL AL COLEGIO/ CORRESPONDENCIA A todos los estudiantes se les tendrá en cuenta los créditos aprobados del college o los cursos por correspondencia aprobados por el high school para la graduación equivalente a un crédito del Rock Springs High School. El contar con la aprobación de créditos adicionales para la graduación debe ser otorgado por el director del edificio cuando el logro educacional del estudiante garantiza cursos de trabajo extendidos y acelerados. La aprobación será basada en consideración a un mínimo de datos del logro del estudiante (grados, puntajes de exámenes, desempeño, etc.), nivel de habilidades de entrada, nivel de desarrollo y habilidades para sobresalir en un ambiente de post secundaria. Las calificaciones de los cursos por correspondencia deben ser recibidas para el 15 de mayo. Ver a su consejero para el procedimiento requerido. DOBLE INSCRIPCIÓN PARA LOS CURSOS DE TRABAJO Los estudiantes seniors del Distrito Escolar Número Uno pueden tomar 6 horas crédito cada semestre en el Western Wyoming College sin ningún costo, excluyendo las cuotas de los cursos. Ver la Conversión de Horas Semestre del WWCC al RSHS Carnegie Units. El Western Wyoming College requiere que los estudiantes que ingresan tomen la evaluación de ubicación en Inglés y Matemáticas. Las fechas de la evaluación serán anunciadas por el college. Es responsabilidad del estudiante tomar esta evaluación antes de ingresar al college. Un estudiante del Rock Springs High School que quiere sus grados del Western Wyoming College registrados en la copia oficial del Rock Springs High School debe presentar un reporte de calificaciones oficial o copia oficial al director, consejero o encargado de registro. Ver a su consejero para el formulario de solicitud. CRÉDITO DE AYUDANTE DE PROFESOR Los estudiantes pueden ganar un cuarto (.25) de crédito por semestre como ayudante de profesor o de la biblioteca. Un máximo de una mitad (.50) de crédito como ayudante puede ser solicitado hacia la graduación de high school en los grados 10-12. ESCUELA DE VERANO La escuela de verano debe ser ofrecida para los estudiantes del Rock Springs High School. Si el estudiante reprueba toda o parte de cualquier clase requerida, se recomienda que él/ella recupere esta deficiencia en la escuela de verano. CONVERSIÓN DE HORAS SEMESTRE DEL WWWCC AL RSHS CARNEGIE UNITS WWCC RSHS 1 o 2 horas semestre =.25 Unidades Carnegie 3 o 4 horas semestre =.50 Unidades Carnegie 5 o 6 horas semestre =.75 Unidades Carnegie 6 horas semestre = 1.00 Unidades Carnegie 1. 1.00 crédito del RSHS de curso de trabajo doble puede ser aplicado para reunir los criterios de graduación. 2. La matricula doble puede ser usada durante la escuela de verano entre los grados 11 y 12, en el semestre del otoño y primavera del grado 12 o para reunir los créditos después de que la clase del estudiante se ha graduado. 3. La matricula de crédito doble solo puede ser asignado durante el grado 12. 4. Los estudiantes deben visitar a su consejero y llenar completamente el formulario de matricula doble. Este formulario completo equivale a ½ matricula para las clases del WWCC. El estudiante paga por ½ matricula, libros y demás cuotas. 26
SELECCIÓN NHS: NO MISTERIO Entrar a la Sociedad Nacional de Honor (NHS) es un privilegio muy especial que el estudiante debe ganar. Este reconocimiento por sus profesores de high school es el honor más alto que usted puede ganar en el high school. Todos los estudiantes juniors o seniors del high school con un puntaje promedio de grados acumulado de 3.20 o más alto son evaluados. Todos los estudiantes son evaluados en cuatro cualidades como esta definido por la Sociedad Nacional de Honor. Estas cualidades son ESCOLARIDAD, CARÁCTER, LIDERAZGO Y SERVICIO. El anterior puntaje promedio de grado (GPA) mencionado 3.2 medida para la escolaridad es solamente eso, un mínimo. Entre más alto sea su GPA, más altas son las oportunidades para ser seleccionado ya que la competencia es bastante rigurosa. Su GPA es multiplicado por diez; de esta forma, un puntaje de 3.2 se convierte en un puntaje de treinta y dos (32). El carácter del estudiante es evaluado mediante la selección en forma aleatoria de siete de los profesores actuales o antiguos del estudiante. Los profesores evalúan a cada estudiante de acuerdo a la HONESTIDAD, RESPONSABILIDAD, CORTESÍA, AUTO-CONTROL, RESPETO, COOPERACIÓN, ACTITUD Y SINCERIDAD. Un máximo de cinco puntos pueden ser asignados a cada aspecto descriptivo con un total de cuarenta (40) puntos posibles solo por carácter. Las clasificaciones de liderazgo y servicio son evaluadas contando el número de posiciones de liderazgo y servicio que el estudiante ha sostenido en actividades de la escuela en los grados 9, 10, 11, y 12. Estas posiciones deben ser reportadas por el patrocinador de actividades y registradas en la copia oficial del estudiante antes de que ellas puedan ser tenidas en cuenta. Un máximo de cuatro puntos es dado para cada posición. (Ejemplo: Club Francés 10, 11, y Club Francés de Secretaria son anotados en la copia oficial del estudiante. Al estudiante se le otorga cuatro puntos por cada año como miembro del Club Francés más otros cuatro puntos por ser un funcionario para un total se doce (12) puntos). El puntaje final es determinado mediante la suma del puntaje total de cada una de las cuatro cualidades de la Sociedad Nacional de Honor (NHS). Todos los puntajes de los estudiantes son colocados juntos desde el más alto al más bajo para la clasificación. El director o su designado establecen entonces el puntaje más bajo aceptable en esa escala de clasificación. Todos los estudiantes con puntajes iguales o por encima del puntaje establecido son presentados al comité de profesores de la NHS del RSHS para el escrutinio final. Los estudiantes que pasan este examen final del comité de profesores son entonces considerados candidatos para ser admitidos dentro del Gros Ventre Chapter de la Sociedad Nacional de Honor. 27