Three Year Course Rotation Schedule

  

Subject	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3
Math	Algebra	Geometry	Data & Statistics
Language Arts*	Listening, Speaking, Information/Literary Writing, American Literature	Developing Arguments, Persuasive Writing, Non-fiction texts	Research skills, research writing, World literature
Science	Chemistry	Physical Science	Biology
Social Studies	American History	Psychology and Economics	World History
CASEL (Always includes academic planning and portfolio building)	Personal Finance Executive Function Substance use	Career exploration College/Training exploration Self-Exploration	Workplace readiness  Healthy relationships Communication Skills
Electives	Holocaust and Genocide Studies and Rotates	Health Education and Rotates	Civics and Rotates

  

 

*Most 9-12th grade standards are addressed annually;  The language arts rotation includes an emphasis on the identified standards

Teacher facilitated elective possibilities: P.E., Entrepreneurship, Environmental Science, Anatomy/Physiology, Forensics, Sociology, Ancient History, Native American Studies, Speech/Debate, Art, Mythology, Music Appreciation/Music History, Geography, Civics, Business Math, Business Writing (All students who haven’t earned 0.5 credits in Civics are required to take the course when offered as an elective)

Commitments:

• Integration of literacy skills into all courses, including career connected learning experiences

• Skills based interventions

• Project Based Learning

• Advising on academic and career pathways

• Executive functioning friendly school and course design

• Trauma informed and restorative practices focused school culture

• Senior Capstone that provides transition support to postsecondary plans

• Focus on attendance with 70% attendance needed to pass courses