Registration Book information
| The Alternative Learning Program provides a learning environment that helps students find success in all academic areas. Certified staff members work with selected students to assist them with course completion, credit recovery and career planning. |
| Art education helps students express ideas creatively, fostering reflective thinking, and developing disciplined skills to create artworks involving multiple possibilities. |
| Engaging students with essential business and financial concepts and skills for citizenship, career, and lifelong learning. |
| The Extended Learning Program provides curriculum for talented and gifted students as an integral part of the K-12 experience that is differentiated in process, pace, depth, organization, and expected outcomes. |
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Helping students develop technical and essential skills through rigorous classroom and laboratory experiences to meet the demands of post-secondary education and the competitive workforce. |
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Language Arts engages students in the study of the arts of language through a combination of reading, writing, speaking, and listening. |
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Helping students learn and understand mathematical concepts and skills through hands-on activities and applicable learning. |
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General, vocal, and instrumental music provide experiences that are meaningful, enjoyable, and enhance all learning. |
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We put students first by helping them find skills, discipline and activities they can enjoy for a lifetime of personal wellness. |
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Engaging students in an understanding of science as inquiry, using technology and mathematics to improve investigations and communications using logic and evidence to recognize and analyze alternative explanations and models that will serve them for a lifetime of learning. |
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Social studies engages students with historical awareness and cultural perspectives and as a result, students will be able to find their place in the traditions of history. |
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We put students first by viewing world languages not only as another way of communicating, but also as a means for students to better prepare themselves to participate as productive global citizens. |