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Parents and students can use this page to plan for a successful high school experience. The Eads High School graduation requirements were approved on May 28, 2002 and was applied to the Class of 2005 and thereafter. If you have any questions, please refer to the Guidance Office or contact Betsy Barnett, Counselor at 719.438.2214.
SUBJECT
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CREDITS
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REQUIRED
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OTHER COURSES
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4 |
College Literature College Comp. I & II |
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Speech |
1 |
Speech |
College Speech |
4 |
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4 |
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3 |
College Western Civ. I & II College U.S. History College Government World History College Psychology I & II College Sociology I & II College Human Growth & Devl. College Cultural Anthropology College World Reg. Geography Principles of Macroeconomics |
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2 |
Computer Applications (includes Word Processing) |
Web Design Multi-Media Production Advanced Computers College Intro. to PC Apps. Programming I & II Networking |
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1 |
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2 |
Accounting I & II Marketing I & II College Accounting College Intro. to Business FFA courses Work Study (seniors) |
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Foreign Language |
0 |
Spanish I (Distance Lab) Other Language (Online) |
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Physical Ed / Health |
1 |
PE / Health |
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Electives |
0 |
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| Ag Ed Credits | 1 (.25/yr) 1 (.25/yr) 1 (.25/yr) 4 (1/yr) |
Speech Science (Must complete Ag Ed III) Math (Must complete Ag Ed IV) Vocational |
NOTE: Ag Ed III & IV is graded as one block grade but student attends two consecutive periods. |
| Business Crdits | 1 (.25/yr) 1 (.25/yr) 1 (.25/yr) 4 (1/yr) |
Speech Computer Math (Must complete Bus. IV) Vocational |
Selection of the Valedictorian & Salutatorian shall be computed from permanent records from the freshman through senior years. There are no weighted class points beginning with the Class of 2005. To be a candidate for Valedictorian or Salutatorian, student must be in attendance 8 periods their senior year with no more than one (1) student aide period. Further, student must have taken no less than three upper-level classes to be considered for the Val/Sal honor. In case of a tie, the students' Foreign Language grade will be the deciding factor. See chart below for listing of Upper-Level courses. Online courses are not applicable in the Val/Sal decision.
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ENGLISH |
College Literature College Speech College Comp. I & II |
These courses are all given over the Distance Lab and sent by EHS by Judy Bean |
MATH |
The first three courses are taught at EHS by Shawn Randel. The College Calculus course is accessed over the DL and sent from McClave. |
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SCIENCE |
Physics Chemistry |
Both courses are offered at Eads High School. |
SOCIAL SCIENCES |
College Western Civ. College Psychology College Sociology College Government College Human G&D |
The first four courses are offered over the DL and sent from John Hopper of Granada. College Human Growth & Devl. is sent online as is Psychology & Sociology if the student so chooses. |
COMPUTER |
Programming I & II Advanced Computers College Intro. to PC Apps. |
All of these courses are offered at Eads High School. College Intro. to PC Apps. can also be taken online. |
BUSINESS |
All of these courses are offered at Eads High School. |
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE |
Spanish II & III |
These courses are offered over the DL and sent from Granada. Most foreign language can be taken online as well. |
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