Civics: For those of you who have interest in history and our government, this elective will further explore our political system.

Ethnic Studies: Explores the history, culture, and experiences of different ethnic and racial groups

Psychology A/B: Self-knowledge is the key to self-improvement. Psychology is related to the study of the human mind and human behavior.

Sociology: Sociology is the study of groups of people (ie. trends, demographics).

World Religions: Study the world's major religions and their historical impact

Intro to Philosophy: Learn the evolution of philosophy about the times, lives, and intellectual contributions of essential philosophers.

Intro to Anthropology: Students will also learn about social institutions, such as marriage, economy, religion, and polity

Culinary Arts 1/2/3 (two options)/4: Become a food expert by exploring food culture, safety, trends, prep, sanitation, meal prep, and presentation.

Hospitality 1/2/3/4: Learn all about food including its history, safety, and current trends as well as the hotel, restaurant, and cruise ship industries.

Child Development 1/2/3/4 : Explore child development from birth to age five, including health, safety, parenting, childcare careers, and settings.

Education 1/2/3/4: Learn how to create fun and educational environments for children and how to encourage their health and well-being.

Spanish 1/2/3: Learn to speak, read, write, and listen in Spanish

Entrepreneurship A/B: Want to start your own business? Learn about marketing fundamentals, managing customers, and management concepts.

Intro to Social Media: In this course, you'll learn the ins and outs of social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, and more.

Biotechnology: Explore the cutting-edge of life science through hands-on biotechnology techniques and applications.

Exercise Science: Learn about good nutrition habits and how to take care of yourself.

Health: Topics include nutrition and fitness, disease and injury, development and sexuality, substance abuse, and mental and community health.

Exploring Health Science A/B: Explore the exciting world of health science and discover its diverse career fields.

Rehabilitation Careers: Discover rewarding rehabilitation careers helping people regain function and independence through various therapies.

Health Info Management: Learn to organize, manage, and protect vital health information for effective and compliant healthcare operations.

Emergency Med Tech A/B: Examine the history, components, and operational standards of EMS and explore related career pathways.

International Business: Explore global trade, economic systems and conducting business internationally.

Manufacturing: Learn various manufacturing processes, concepts, and systems, and the various career paths available in manufacturing

Consumer Math A/B: Use your basic math skills and apply them to real life situations such as buying a car, budgeting, investing, paying taxes, etc.

Artificial Intelligence A/B: Learn about the history of artificial intelligence and how it is used for problem-solving and robotics.

Computer Literacy A/B: Learn basic computer skills and general computer knowledge so you are computer-prepared for college or your first job.

Digital Citizenship: Discover what it means to be a responsible digital citizen, expand your digital literacy and become a successful online student.

Intro to Cybersecurity: Learn about computer security, VPN and wireless security, risk management, and laws, standards, and ethics of cybersecurity.

Security Fundamentals A/B: Explore the basics of protecting digital systems, networks, and data from cyber threats and attacks.

Architecture and Construction: Learn about the career opportunities in this sector. Covers structures and load, materials and costs, and much more.

Engineering and Tech A/B: Topics include biotechnology, mechanics, and an overview of the overall engineering design process.

Robotics A/B: Learn about the various concepts related to robotics and its evolution and applications.

Art 1 A/B: Emphasizes the understanding of the elements of art and the principles of design that serve as a foundation for all works of art

Cosmetology 1 & 2 A/B: Explore the art and science of cosmetology learning about techniques, safety protocols, and industry standards

Game Development: Are you a gamer? Learn the ins and outs of game development and prepare for a career in the field.

Graphic Design A/B: Learn the fundamentals of visual communication through graphic design and illustration, creating compelling images and layouts

Intro to Fashion Design: Do you have a flair for fashion and creating innovative clothing designs? If so, the design industry might just be for you!

Music Appreciation A/B: Love Music? Learn about elements of music and musical notations and explore the history and progression of music.

Photography A/B: Master basic camera functions and composition by practicing people, landscape, and close-ups with your phone or camera.

Theater, Arts, and Film A/B: Explores the art and history of performance and film, focusing on acting, production, and storytelling.

Intro to Criminology: Topics of study include punishment for offenders, deterring criminal behavior, and eliminating injustice with peace.

Intro to Forensic Science: Learn to process a crime scene, collect and preserve evidence, and analyze biological evidence.

Principles of Law and Safety: Learn about criminal law, court procedures, and the role of law enforcement agencies, fire fighters and first responders.

Intro to Military Careers: Explore diverse career paths within the military, learning about different branches, roles, and opportunities for service.

Creative Writing: Sharpen your skills as a creative writing by learning the basic structure and elements of different types or genres of writing.

Gothic Literature: Study works like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, dual personalities, Edgar Allan Poe, Dracula and gothic conventions across time

Mythology/Folklore: Learn about mythology and hear stories about the past and the folklore that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Intro to Astronomy: Study the solar system, planets, reasons for life on Earth, stars, the Milky Way, galaxies, cosmology, and space exploration.

Intro to Marine Biology: Learn about marine animals and how they interact in their aquatic environment.

Intro to Vet Science: Learn about animals and how to evaluate their health and determine effective treatments for infectious and noninfectious diseases.

Green Energy A/B: Explore sustainable energy sources and technologies to address climate change and build a greener future.

Earth Science A/B: Explores topics like the universe, solar system, weather, climate, plate tectonics and many more.

Environmental Science A/B: Focuses on various factors about the ecosystem and the effects our population has on the environment.

Forest and Wildlife Management A/B: Examines soil, mineral, plant, water, forest and wildlife management. Focuses on employment opportunities

Agricultural Science and Business: Focuses on the role of agriculture and impacts on society but examining sustainable agriculture and mechanics.

Natural Resources: Explores natural resources like air, water, minerals, energy sources, soil and land.

Career Essential Skills: Learn the skills that the industry sectors feel are critical in being successful in the workforce.

Career Explorations: Take a career assessment, learn about job interviewing and create a resume and budget.