CTE Course Catalog - Canutillo Independent School District

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Excellence Through Integrity and Innovation
Canutillo High School
Course Catalog 2016-17
Canutillo High School 2016-17 Course Catalog
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Table of Contents
Mission Statement..............................................................4
Endorsements...............................................................5
Endorsement Chart ..........................................................16
Canutillo ISD Career Clusters..........................................17
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources...........................18
Arts, A/V Technology & Communications...........................20
Business Management & Administration.........................22
Finance........................................................................24
Health Science................................................................26
Hospitality & Tourism........................................................28
Human Services...............................................................30
Information Technology....................................................32
Law, Public Safety, Corrections, & Security.......................34
Marketing.................................................................36
Science, Technology, Engineering & Math........................38
Core Classes or Courses.................................................40
English..............................................................................41
Math.................................................................................42
Science.............................................................................43
Social Studies..................................................................44
Electives..........................................................................46
CHS Clubs and Contacts.................................................49
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Canutillo ISD Leadership
Board of Trustees
Stephanie Frietze
Adrian Medina
Mary Yglesias
Letty Gonzalez
Rachel Quintana
Armando Rodriguez
Laure Searls
Dr. Pedro Galaviz
President
Trustee
Vice President
Trustee
Secretary
Trustee
Trustee
Superintendent of
Schools
Superintendent’s Cabinet
Dr. Veronica Vijil Associate Superintendent
Martha Piekarski Chief Financial Officer
Martha Carrasco Human Resources Executive Director
Bruno Vasquez Facilities and Transportation Executive Director
Marnie Rocha Curriculum and Instruction Executive Director
Directors
Noni Silva Academic Language Services
Jan Massie Career & Technical Education
Ana Zuniga Finance
Jeff Hudson Food Services
Carey Chambers Special Education
Dr. Monica Reyes Student Support
Tony Flores Technology
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CISD Mission Vision
and Core Beliefs
Mission To provide high quality educational experiences that
will inspire and prepare all students to apply the knowledge and
skills necessary to become effective leaders and productive
citizens.
Vision Canutillo ISD is a premier school district with nationally-
ranked, multi-literate graduates ready to excel in college, their
careers, their community, and in life.
Core Beliefs
The CISD believes in the following nonnegotiable core beliefs
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Culture of Excellence
High Expectations
Student Centered
Accountability
Transparency
Texas Education Agency Graduation Toolkit
Endorsements – Choices
Endorsements
Beginning in the ninth grade (freshman year), students must select an Endorsement. An Endorsement is related series of courses that are grouped together by interest or skill set.
There are 5 endorsement areas to choose from:
• Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM)
• Business & Industry
• Public Service
• Arts & Humanities
• Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Students can choose from 5 endorsement areas
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
• Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses related to STEM
• Computer Science
Business and Industry (one of the following or a combination of areas)
• Agriculture
• Arts
• Finance
• Marketing
• Business Management and Administration
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Information Technology
Public Service (one of the following)
• Human Services
• Law
• Health Science
• Education and Training
• Government and Public Administration
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Arts and Humanities (one of the following)
• 2 levels each in two languages other than English (LOTE)
• 4 levels in the same LOTE
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Multi-Disciplinary Studies (one of the following)
• 4 advanced courses from other endorsement areas
• 4 credits in each foundation subject area, including English IV and chemistry and/or physics
• 4 credits in Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or dual credit selected
ENDORSEM
*Visit your school counselor to learn more about your options.
Students may earn more than one endorsement.
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CHS Endorsement Pathways
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)
Engineering – Project Lead the Way
Featuring the following courses
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1st year - Introduction to Engineering (lED)
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2nd year - Principles of Engineering (POE)
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3rd year - Students can choose from the following in 2016-17:
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Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)*
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Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSE)*
4th year - Engineering Design and Development (EDD)
* Students can choose either CIM or CSE, or they may elect to take both concurrently or CSE their senior year.
Computer Science – Project Lead the Way
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1st year - Principles of Technology (PIT) - Not PLTW
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2nd year - Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSE)
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3rd year - Students can choose from the following:
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Computer Science Applications (CSA) - TBD**
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AP Computer Science (AP CS) - Not PLTW
4th year - Computational Probiem Solving (CPS)
** CSA is currently not offered; it prepares the student to take the AP CS exam.
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Business & Industry
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
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Principles of Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
Livestock Production
Small Animal Management
Principles & Elements of Floral Design
Agricultural Mechanics & Metal Technologies
Veterinary Medical Applications
Agricultural Power Systems
Agricultural Facilities Design & Fabrication
Arts & A/V Technology & Communications
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Graphic Design & Illustration
Professional Communications
Advanced Graphic Design & Illustration
Practicum in Graphic Design & Illustration
Business Management & Administration
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Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance
Business Information Management I
Business Information Management II
Career Prep
Finance
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Money Matters
Banking & Financial Services
Accounting I
Accounting II
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Business & Industry (continued)
Hospitality & Tourism
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Principles of Hospitality & Tourism
Restaurant Management
Hotel Management
Travel & Tourism Management
Hospitality Services
Culinary Arts
Practicum in Culinary Arts
Information Technology
• Principles of Information Technology
• Digital Interactive Multimedia
• Web Technologies
Marketing
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Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance
Sports & Entertainment Marketing
Fashion Design Marketing
Marketing Dynamics
Career Prep
Public Service
Health Science
• Principles of Health Sciences
• Medical Terminology
• Health Science
• Anatomy & Physiology
• Practicum in Health Sciences for:
• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
• Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPT)
Human Services
• Principles of Human Services
• Child Development
• Counseling Mental Health
• Practicum in Human Services
Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
• Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
• Law Enforcement I
• Forensic Science
• Law Enforcement II
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Arts & Humanities
Art
• Art
Dance
• Modern Dance
Foreign Language
• French
• Spanish
School of Music
• Marching Band
• Concert Band
• Jazz Band
• Instrumental Ensemble (Mariachi)
• Choir
• Guitar
Theatre
• Theatre Arts
• Theatre Production
• Technical Theatre
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Multi-Disciplinary Studies
See your CHS Counselor for more information
• 4 advanced courses from other endorsement areas
• 4 credits in each foundation subject area, including English 4 and Chemistry and/or Physics
• 4 credits in Advanced Placement or Dual Credit selected from English, Math, Science, Social Studies,
Economics, Languages other than English or Fine Arts
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Canutillo Graduation Plans
Revised 5/27/14
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Performance Acknowledgements
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Performance Acknowledgements
(continued)
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Canutillo ISD Approved
Technology Courses
Technology Courses for Technology Credit
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Business Information Management (BIM I)
Business Information Management (BIM II)
Web Technologies
Digital Interactive Media
Graphic Design
Advanced Graphic Design
Principles of Information Technology
Introduction to Engineering
Digital Design & Media Productions (formally Desktop
Publishing)
• AP Computer Science
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Career & Technical Education
What We Do
The Career & Technical Education Programs of Canutillo ISD, in partnership with the community, pursues educational
excellence and dedicates its resources to create a learning environment that encourages all students to become
lifelong learners in a global society possessing morals, integrity, work ethics and interpersonal skills.
US Department of Education 16 Career Clusters
What are Career Clusters?
Career Clusters organize occupations and industries into 16 groups, or clusters, according to related skills and
knowledge needed. The career clusters curriculum is designed to increase students' exposure to career information
and opportunities.
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Canutillo ISD Career Clusters
The production, processing, marketing, distribution, financing, and development of agricultural
commodities and resources including food, fiber, wood products, natural resources,
horticulture, and other plant and animal products/resources.
Business Management and Administration careers encompass planning, organizing, directing
and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations.
Business Management and Administration career opportunities are available in every sector
of the economy.
Planning, services for financial and investment planning, banking, insurance, and business
financial management.
Hospitality & Tourism encompasses the management, marketing and operations of restaurants
and other foodservices, lodging, attractions, recreation events and travel related services.
Building Linkages in IT Occupations Framework: For Entry Level, Technical, and Professional
Careers Related to the Design, Development, Support and Management of Hardware,
Software, Multimedia, and Systems Integration Services.
Planning, managing, and performing marketing activities to reach organizational objectives.
Designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing, and publishing multimedia content
including visual and performing arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services.
Planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health
information, support services, and biotechnology research and development.
Preparing individuals for employment in career pathways that relate to families and human
needs such as counseling and mental health services, family and community services,
personal care, and consumer services.
Planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, protective services and homeland
security, including professional and technical support services.
Planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services
(e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) including laboratory and testing services,
and research and development services
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Animal Science
& Welding
The production, processing, marketing, distribution, financing,
and development of agricultural commodities and resources
including food, fiber, wood products, natural resources,
horticulture, and other plant and animal products/resources.
Freshmen Principles of Agriculture,
9th Grade Food and Natural Resources
V150
Sophomore Livestock Production/ Small Animal Management
10th Grade OR
Agricultural Mechanics & Metal Technologies
V151/V163
Junior Veterinary Medical Applications
11th Grade OR
Agricultural Power Systems
V153
Senior Practicum in Agriculture Food & Natural Resources
12th Grade OR
Agricultural Facilities Design & Fabrication
V156-2
V159
V161
V160
Certification: Floral Design Certification, Veterinary Assistant Certified, American Welding Society
Career & Technical Organization: FFA
Endorsement Available: Business & Industry
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Graphic Design
Designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing, and
publishing multimedia content including visual and performing
arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services.
Freshmen Principles of Information Technology
9th Grade
V260-1
Sophomore Graphic Design & Illustration
10th Grade
V276
Junior Advanced Graphic Design & Illustration
11th Grade
V277
Senior Practicum in Graphic Design
12th Grade & Illustration
V278
Certification: Adobe Certification
Career & Technical Organizations: Business Professionals of America, DECA, Future Business Leaders of
America, Family Career Community Leaders of America, Skills USA
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Business Management &
Administration
Business Management and Administration careers encompass
planning, organizing, directing and evaluating business
functions essential to efficient and productive business
operations. Business Management and Administration career
opportunities are available in every sector of the economy.
Freshmen Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance
9th Grade
V650
Sophomore Business Information Management I
10th Grade
V653
Junior Business Information Management II
11th Grade
V654
Senior Career Prep
12th Grade
V950
Certification: Microsoft Office Specialist 2013, Microsoft Office Specialist Master 2013
Career & Technical Organizations: Business Professionals of America, DECA, Future Business Leaders
of America
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Finance
Planning, services for financial and investment planning,
banking, insurance, and business financial management.
Freshmen Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance
9th Grade
V650
Sophomore Money Matters(sm)/
10th Grade Banking & Financial Services(sm)
V750/
V751
Junior Accounting I
11th Grade
V754
Senior Accounting II
12th Grade OR
Career Prep
V755
V950
Certification: Microsoft Office Specialist 2013, Microsoft Office Master 2013,
of America
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Health Science
Planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services,
diagnostic services, health information, support services, and
biotechnology research and development.
Freshmen Principles of Health Science /
9th Grade Medical Terminology
V350
V355
Sophomore Health Science
10th Grade
V351
Junior Anatomy & Physiology
11th Grade
V354
Senior Practicum in Health Science
12th Grade Certified Nursing Assistant
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Certified Pharmacy Technician
V352
V353
Certification: Certified Nursing Assistant, Certified Pharmacy Technician
Career & Technical Organization: Health Occupations Student Association
Endorsement Available: Public Service
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Culinary Arts,
Travel & Tourism
Hospitality & Tourism encompasses the management,
marketing and operations of restaurants and other
foodservices, lodging, attractions, recreation events and
travel related services.
Freshmen Principles of Hospitality & Tourism/
9th Grade
Hotel Management/
Sophomore Travel & Tourism Management
10th Grade OR
Restaurant Management
Junior Hospitality Services
11th Grade OR
Culinary Arts
Senior Practicum in Hospitality
12th Grade OR
Practicum in Culinary Arts
V450
V460
V461
V452
V463
V454
V455
Certification: AAFCS Pre-Professional Certification in Culinary Arts, AHLEI Lodging Management,
Food Handler Certification
Career & Technical Organization: FBLA, DECA, Skills USA, BPA, FCCLA
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Human Services
Preparing individuals for employment in career pathways
that relate to families and human needs such as counseling
and mental health services, family and community services,
personal care, and consumer services.
Freshmen Principles of Human Services
9th Grade
V451
Sophomore Child Development
10th Grade
V456
Junior Counseling & Mental Health
11th Grade
V465
Senior Practicum in Human Services
12th Grade
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Certification: AAFCS Pre-Professional Certification in Education Fundamentals
Career & Technical Organization: Family, Career Community Leaders of America
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Information Technology
Building Linkages in IT Occupations Framework: For Entry
Level, Technical, and Professional Careers Related to
the Design, Development, Support and Management of
Hardware, Software, Multimedia, and Systems Integration
Services.
Freshmen Principles of Information Technology
9th Grade
V260-1
Sophomore Digital Interactive Multimedia
10th Grade
V261
Junior Web Technologies
11th Grade
V262
Senior Research in IT Solutions
12th Grade
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Certification:
of America, Technology Students Association
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Law Enforcement
Planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety,
protective services and homeland security, including
professional and technical support services.
Freshmen Principles of Law, Public Safety,
9th Grade Corrections & Security
V550
Sophomore Law Enforcement I
10th Grade
V551
Junior Forensic Science
11th Grade
V553
Senior Law Enforcement II
12th Grade
V552
Certification: Basic Telecommunications Certificate
Career & Technical Organization: SkillsUSA
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Marketing
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Marketing
Planning, managing, and performing marketing activities to
reach organizational objectives.
Freshmen Principles of Business, Marketing
9th Grade & Finance
V650
Sophomore Sports & Entertainment Marketing/
10th Grade Fashion Marketing
V760/
V763
Junior Marketing Dynamics
11th Grade
V764
Senior Career Prep
12th Grade
V950
Certification:
of America
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(STEM)
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Science, Technology,
Engineering & Mathematics
Planning, managing, and providing scientific research and
professional and technical services (e.g., physical science,
social science, engineering) including laboratory and testing
services, and research and development services.
Engineering
Freshmen PLTW
9th Grade Introduction to Engineering (IED)
V255
Sophomore PLTW
10th Grade Principles of Engineering (POE)
V253
Junior Computer Integrated Manufacturing
11th Grade OR
Computer Science and Software Engineering*
V853
Senior Engineering Design and Development
12th Grade
TBD
V257
Certification:
Career & Technical Organizations: Technology Students Association
Endorsement Available: Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
* Students can choose either CIM or CSE, or they may elect to take both
concurrently or CSE their senior year.
Computer Science
Freshmen Principles of Technology
9th Grade
V260-1
Sophomore PLTW
10th Grade Computer Science and Software Engineering
V257
Junior Computer Science Applications **
11th Grade OR
AP Computer Science
TBD
Senior Computational Probiem Solving
12th Grade
TBD
M543
Certification:
Career & Technical Organizations: Technology Students Association
Endorsement Available: Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
** CSA is currently not offered; it prepares the student to take the AP CS exam.
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These are the course sequences for core classes
English, As 9th graders, students either take AVID I or Creative Writing (E005)
(Local) *
General
English
Courses
9
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Dual Credit
English
Courses
English I
E101
Advanced
Placement
English
Courses
P-AP
English I
E102
Basic
English
Courses
Applied
English
Courses
Basic
English I
E106
Applied
English I
E117
Limited
English
Proficiency
Courses
LOCAL*
District
Required
Courses
EL English I
E604
AVID I
AV101
or Creative
Writing I
EL Creative
Writing
E625
10
th
English II
E201
11
th
English III
E301
College
Prep III
CP301
12
th
English IV
E401
P-AP
English II
E202
Basic
English II
E206
Applied
English II
E217
EL English II
E605
AVID 2
AV201
DCR
English III
E314
AP English III
E302
Basic
English III
E306
Applied
English III
E317
AVID 3
AV301
DCR
English IV
E414
AP English IV
E413
Basic
English IV
E406
Applied
English IV
E417
AVID 4
AV401
Princeton
Review
CP501
Leadership
H006
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Math
9
th
General Math
Courses
Dual Credit
Math Courses
Algebra I
M101
Advanced
Placement Math
Courses
P-AP Algebra I
M102
Basic Math Courses
Applied Math
Courses
Basic Algebra I
M109
Applied Algebra I
M117
Applied Math I
M901
10
th
Algebra II
M301
Basic Algebra II
M306
Applied Algebra II
M317
Applied Math II
M902
11
th
Geometry
M201
P-AP Geometry
M202
Basic Geometry
M206
Pre-Calculus
M501
12
th
Pre-Calculus
M501
College Prep IV
Math
CP401-M
Math Independent
Study 2
M500-2
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Applied Math III
M903
Applied Geometry
M217
DCR
Pre-Calculus
M514
P-AP
Pre-Calculus
M522
DCR Calculus
M524
AP Calculus
M513-2
AP Statistics
M533
AP Computer
Science
M543
Instrumental
College Prep IV
M001
Applied Math IV
M904
Applied Math V
M905
Applied Math VI
M906
Applied Math VII
M907
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Science
General Science
Courses
9
th
Biology
S101
Dual Credit
Science
Courses
Advanced Placement
Science Courses
Applied Science
Courses
Basic Science
Courses
P-AP Biology
S102
Applied Biology
S117
Basic Biology
S106
Applied Science 1
S901
10
11
12
th
th
th
Chemistry
S301
Physics
S201
Anatomy &
Physiology
V354
DCR Geology
S005
Earth & Space
Science
S006
Forensic Science
V553
AP Chemistry
S414
Applied Chemistry
S317
P-AP Chemistry
S302
Applied Science 2
S902
P-AP Physics
S202
Applied Physics
S217
AP Physics I
S413
Applied Science 3
S903
AP Physics I
S413
Applied Science 4
S904
AP Physics 2
S413-2
Applied Science 5
S905
AP Biology
S402
Applied Science 6
S906
Basic Chemistry
S306
Basic Physics
S206
Applied Science 7
S907
Applied Science 8
S908
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Social Studies
General Social
Studies Courses
9
th
10
Dual Credit Social
Studies Courses
World Geography
H101
th
World History
H201
Advanced
Placement Social
Studies Courses
P-AP World
Geography
H102
Applied Social
Studies Courses
Basic Social
Studies Courses
Applied World
Geography
H117
Basic World
Geography
H109
AP Human
Geography
H113
Applied Social
Studies I
H901
AP World History
H222
Applied World
History
H217
Basic World
History
H209
Applied Social
Studies II
H902
11
12
th
th
US History
H301
US Government
H401
Economics
H501
DCR
US History
H314
AP US History
H302
DCR Government
H414
AP US
Government
H402
Applied US History
H317
Basic US History
H306
Applied Social
Studies III
H903
Applied Social
Studies V
H905
Applied Social
Studies VI
H906
Basic Government
H409
Basic Economics
H509
Applied Social
Studies VII
H907
Applied Social
Studies VIII
H908
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Basic and Applied Courses
9
th
Fundamental Living Skills 1
HE901
10
th
HE902
11
th
HE903
12
th
HE904
Additional
Rec Leisure 1
A901
Applied Music 1
C210
Rec Leisure 3
A903
HE905
HE906
HE907
HE908
Local District Requirement(s):
Health
10
th
General Course
Health
HE101
10
th
General Course
V852
Basic & Applied Courses
General Course
Vocabulary Expression 1
X901
X902
X903
X904
X905
X906
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Electives, Other than CTE
Choir
9th
Choir 1
C310
10th
Choir 2
C311
Spanish
Native
Spanish 1
F101
Spanish 2
F201
Spanish Non
Native
Spanish Non Native 1
F102
Spanish Non Native 2
F202
AP Spanish
Language
th
11th
Choir 3
C312
12
Choir 4
C313
Chamber Choir 4
C309
AP Spanish
Language 3
F301
AP Spanish
Language 4 NN
F402
AP Spanish
Literature
AP Spanish 5 Literature
F413
P-AP
Spanish
Language
Non Native
P-AP
Spanish
Literature
P-AP Spanish
Language 3
F302
P-AP Spanish
Language 3
F302
P-AP Spanish 4
Literature
F401
P-AP Spanish 4
Literature
F401
French
French 1
F500
French 2
F501
French 3
F503
AP French 4
F513
Art
Art 1
A101
Art 2
A201
Art 3
A301
Art 4
A401
AVID
AVID 1
AV101
AVID 2
AV201
AVID 3
AV301
AVID 4
AV401
Princeton
Review
ACT Princeton Review
CP501
Boys
Baseball
Boys Baseball 1
PBA105
Boys Baseball 2
PBA106
Boys Baseball 3
PBA107
Boys Baseball 4
PBA108
Boys
Basketball
Boys Basketball 1
PBB105
Boys Basketball 2
PBB106
Boys Basketball 3
PBB107
Boys Basketball 4
PBB108
Football
Football 1
PFB105
Football 2
PFB106
Football 3
PFB107
Football 4
PFB108
Boys Soccer
Boys Soccer 1
PBS105
Boys Soccer 2
PBS106
Boys Soccer 3
PBS107
Boys Soccer 4
PBS108
Girls
Basketball
Girls Basketball 1
PGBB105
Girls Basketball 2
PGBB106
Girls Basketball 3
PGBB107
Girls Basketball 4
PGBB108
Girls Soccer
Girls Soccer 1
PGS105
Girls Soccer 2
PGS106
Girls Soccer 3
PGS107
Girls Soccer 4
PGS108
Softball
Softball 1
PGSB105
Softball 2
PGSB106
Softball 3
PGSB107
Softball 4
PGSB108
Volleyball
Volleyball 1
PGVB105
Volleyball 2
PGVB106
Volleyball 3
PGVB107
Volleyball 4
PGVB108
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Electives, Other than CTE (continued)
Concert
Band
Concert Band 1
C110
Concert Band 2
C120
Concert Band 3
C130
Concert Band 4
C140
Guitar
Guitar 1
C108
Guitar 2
C109
Instrumental
Ensemble
Instrumental
Ensemble 1
C106
Instrumental
Ensemble 2
C126
Instrumental
Ensemble 3
C136
Instrumental
Ensemble 4
C146
Jazz Band
Jazz Band 1
C107
Jazz Band 2
C127
Jazz Band 3
C137
Marching
Band
Marching Band 1
C101
Marching Band 2
C102
Marching Band 3
C103
Marching Band 4
C104
Music
Appreciation
Music Appreciation
C301
Cross
Country
Cross Country 1
PCC105
Cross Country 2
PCC106
Cross Country 3
PCC107
Cross Country 4
PCC108
Golf
Golf 1
PGF105
Golf 2
PGF106
Golf 3
PGF107
Golf 4
PGF108
Major Sports
Trainer
Major Sports Trainer 1
PST105
PST106
PST107
PST108
Tennis
Beginning Tennis
PTN105
Intermediate Tennis
PTN106
Advanced Intermediate
Tennis
PTN107
Advanced High Tennis
PTN108
Track &
Field
Track & Field 1
PTF105
Track & Field 2
PTF106
Track & Field 3
PTF107
Track & Field 4
PTF108
Journalism
Journalism
E020
Newspaper
Newspaper 1
E025
Newspaper 2
E026
Newspaper 3
E027
Newspaper 4
E028
Yearbook
Yearbook 1
E021
Yearbook
E022
Yearbook 3
E023
Yearbook 4
E024
Modern
Dance
Modern Dance 1
P501
Modern Dance 2
P502
Modern Dance 3
P503
Modern Dance 4
P504
Performing
Dance
NJROTC
Performance Dance 1
PPD105
NJROTC 1
D101
Performance Dance 2
PPD106
NJROTC 2
D102
Performance Dance 3
PPD107
NJROTC 3
D103
Performance Dance 4
PPD108
NJROTC 4 NJROTC5
D104/D105
PE
PE 1
P105
PE 2
P205
PE 3
P305
PE 4
P405
Weights/
Conditioning
Beginning Weights/
Conditioning
PWC105
Intermediate Weights/
Conditioning
PWC106
Advanced Weights/
Conditioning
PWC107
Advanced Weights/
Conditioning
PWC108
Technical
Theatre
Technical Theatre 1
E018
Technical Theatre 2
E018-2
Technical Theatre 3
E018-3
Technical Theatre 4
E018-4
Theatre Arts
Theatre Arts 1
E010
Theatre Arts 2
E011
Theatre Arts 3
E012
Theatre Arts 4
E013
Theatre
Production
Theatre Production 1
E014
E015
E016
Student
Student Leadership
Canutillo High School
2016-17 Course Catalog
Leadership
H006
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CHS Clubs and Contacts
Band & Flag Corp
National Technical Honor Society
Career and Technology Education - CTE
NJROTC
Mr. Ramos
• Business Professionals of America
Mr. Barno
• Culinary Arts Club
Mr. Simpson & Ms. Castillo
Ms. Bean
Commander Rosales
Student Council
Ms. Lopez
• Future Business Leaders of America FBLA
Mrs. Payan
UIL Events
• Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
FCCLA
Ms. Scott & Ms. Castillo
Mr. Jeffrey
• Health Occupations Students of America HOSA
Mrs. Lane
Major Sports
Mr. Brooks, Athletic Director
• FFA
Mr. Gil & Ms. Bean
• Baseball Mr. Almanza
• Robotics Club
Mr. Acosta
• Basketball
- Men: Mr. Morales
- Women: Mr. Ballinger
• Law Enforcement Club
Constable Sommers
• Men’s & Women’s Cross Country
Mr. R Amador
Cheerleading
Ms. Arteaga
Choir
• Football
Mr. Brooks
• Men’s & Women’s Golf
Mr. Barno
Mrs. Morgan-Thornton
• Soccer
- Men: Mr. Leyva
- Women: Ms. Woodruff
Masque and Gravel
• Softball
Mr. Carrillo
Mr. Jeffrey
Math Team
Mr. Medina
Modern Dance/Flight
Mrs. Leeser
• Men’s & Women’s Tennis
Ms. Ramos
• Track
- Men: Mr. Galaviz
- Women
• Volleyball
Ms. Beltran
National Honor Society
Mr. Campbell
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Canutillo ISD Team of Eight
Stephanie Frietze - President
Adrian Medina - Vice President
Mary Yglesias - Secretary
Leticia Gonzalez - Trustee
Rachel Quintana - Trustee
Armando Rodriguez - Trustee
Laure Searls - Trustee
Dr. Pedro Galaviz - Superintendent of Schools
Canutillo Independent School District
Career and Technical Education
7965 Artcraft • El Paso, TX 79932 • 915.877.7563
www.canutillo-isd.org
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