Foundational Algebra
Foundational courses were created for struggling students at the lowest level of rigor for which grade-level credit can be given. They are tuned with a greater emphasis placed on the most important concepts. They can be used for students not planning to enter higher education or as a precursor to taking the more rigorous version […]
American Sign Language
American Sign Language is an introductory course for high school students desiring to master ASL as a second language.
Investigating Careers
Investigating Careers is a high school elective designed to provide students an overview of many different career options, covering the education, training, and skills required for each.
PE, Social, and Emotional Education – Elementary School
PE, Social, and Emotional Education – Elementary School focuses on the importance of emotional, social, and physical education in students’ lives helping them to cultivate meaningful relationships, caring attitudes, and healthy physical habits. (00002017)
PE, Social, and Emotional Education – Middle School
PE, Social, and Emotional Education – Middle School focuses on the importance of emotional, social, and physical education in students’ lives helping them to cultivate meaningful relationships, caring attitudes, and healthy physical habits.
PE, Social, and Emotional Education – High School
PE, Social, and Emotional Education – High School focuses on the importance of emotional, social, and physical education in students’ lives helping them to cultivate meaningful relationships, caring attitudes, and healthy physical habits.
Spanish III
In this course, students gain cultural knowledge of Spanish-speaking people around the globe. Students learn to communicate with others and talk about various topics including travel and vacations, environmental topics, professions, parts of a city, and volunteer opportunities. Students should successfully complete Spanish II before taking this course. California A-G/Quality Matters approved.
Spanish II
Spanish II was designed for students who have successfully completed Spanish I and have a basic understanding of the Spanish language and are interested in extending their fluency. Students study vocabulary, grammar, and phrases used in specific, real-life situations. The instructor also covers a variety of social norms and expectancies that students will encounter in […]
Middle School Spanish I
This introductory Spanish course, taught by Emily Brown, is for middle school students that are seeking to master Spanish as a second language. Students will study vocabulary, greetings, sentence structure, etc. The instructor will also go over a variety of practices and customs observed in different Spanish-speaking countries. (00001595)
Middle School French I
This introductory French course, taught by Katrina Carey, is for middle school students seeking mastery of French as a second language. Basic vocabulary and sentence structure will be covered as well as French customs, and conventions.