Middle School Program of Studies
and Planning Guide
2024 - 2025
Willoughby-Eastlake City Schools
CEEB CODE
To be used for standardized testing and college applications.
North - 362-022
South - 365-574
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District Administration
Dr. Patrick Ward, Superintendent
Zachary Weagley, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership
Nick Ciarniello, Treasurer
Brian Patrick, Director of Human Resources
Heather Dodd, Director of Pupil Services
Andrea Tredent, Director of Technology
Gina Kevern, Director of Communications and Community Engagement
Board of Education
Stacy Menser, President
Jaime Shatsman, Vice President
Krista Bair, Member
Ryan DiFranco, Member
Denise Verdi, Member
Eastlake Middle School Willoughby Middle School
35972 Lakeshore Blvd. 5000 Shankland Road
Eastlake, Ohio 44095 Willoughby, Ohio 44094
440-942-5696 440-975-3600
Administrator Administrators
Ron Dahlhofer, Principal 440-942-5696 Christopher Plush, Principal 440-975-3601
Guidance Counselor Russ Jones, Asst. Principal 440-975-3602
Casey Cook 440- 283-2247 Guidance Counselors
Michelle Selby 440-975-3611
Sue Maise 440-975-3612
Willowick Middle School School of Innovation
31500 Royalview Road 32500 Chardon Road
Willowick, Ohio 44095 Willoughby Hills, Ohio 44095
Scott Stasa, Principal 440-295-2408 Michael Bonick, Principal 440-283-4234
Kaylee Flynt, Asst. Principal 440-295-2412 Guidance Counselor
Guidance Counselor Michelle Messina 440-975-4146
Wendy McNeill 440-295-2414
Emilie Alesnik 440-295-2413
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English Language Arts (ELA) and Math
College Preparation Flow Chart
English Language Arts (ELA) and Math
Honors Preparation Flow Chart
Students will receive weighted grades for Honors English I, Honors Geometry and Honors Algebra I. Grade point values for honors classes are:
A = 4.5 points, B = 3.5 points, C = 2.5 points, D = 1.5 points, F = 0 points�
ELA 6
ELA 7
ELA 8
Math 6
Math 7
Math 8
Math 6
Pre-Algebra
Hon.Algebra I
(HS Credit)
Honors
ELA 6
Honors
ELA 7
Honors
English I
(H.S. Credit)
Pre-Algebra
Honors
Algebra I
(H.S. Credit)
Honors
Geometry
(H.S. Credit)
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6th Grade Program Course Selections
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(Courses are full-year, single period unless otherwise indicated.)
*Indicates course requires prerequisite coursework or eligibility requirements.
** Indicates student will receive a high school credit upon completion
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6th Grade General Course Descriptions
M311 English Language Arts (ELA) 6
This course engages students in reading and writing aligned to the 6th grade Ohio Learning Standards. This course prepares students to learn how to proficiently read grade-appropriate complex literature and informational text while developing the ability to cite textual evidence to support analyses. Students will examine how authors use evidence to support views, how to engage in research to support arguments, and how to organize and share findings. Vocabulary studies will include the study of roots and affixes as well as word analysis to determine the meaning of academic words. Writing skills will continue to be refined with an emphasis upon how to answer questions with writing. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter ELA 7. Fee Required
M3001 Math 6
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the 6th grade Ohio Learning Standards. This course will focus upon 4 areas: 1) connecting ratio and rate to whole number multiplication and division and using concepts of rate and ratio to solve problems; 2) completing their understanding of division of fractions and extending the notion of number to the system of rational numbers, which includes negative numbers; 3) writing, interpreting, using expressions and equations; and 4) developing understandings of statistical thinking. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Math 7. Fee Required
M2001 Science 6
Science 6 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon the study of rocks, minerals and soil, which make up the lithosphere. PS will focus upon the study of foundational concepts of the particulate nature of matter, linear motion, and kinetic and potential energy. LS will focus upon the study of the basics of Modern Cell Theory. This course prepares students for Science 7. Fee Required
M1001 Social Studies (SS) 6
Social Studies 6 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon Regions and People of the Eastern Hemisphere, through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This course prepares students for Social Studies 7.
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M8011 Physical Education (PE) 6
This course engages students in learning that uses the Focused Fitness Five for Life Curriculum Program to address the ODE Physical Education Standards and promote lifelong health and wellness. PE 6 builds upon learning in 5th grade PE and introduces students to the new expectations for students in grades 6-8. PE 6 prepares student for PE 7 and begins to prepare them for the required ODE Physical Education Evaluation for the 6-8 grade band which occurs in 8th grade.
M7001 Art 6
This course engages students in exposure to historic and stylistic trends in art, while providing opportunities for students to create original works. An introductory exploration of different media and techniques will be provided. Fee Required
M7003 Instrumental Music 6
The focus of this class is based upon two distinct elements that comprise the early development of young musicians. Students will study the fundamentals of music, including the reading of music, rhythmic concepts, musical terminology, musicianship and the skills needed to perform in an instrumental ensemble. Additionally, students will study the fundamentals of their instrument, including hand position, posture, tone production and technique. Though previous experience in beginning band and/or private lessons is desired, it is not required for this class.
M7002 Exploratory Music 6
This course will develop the listening, analytical, and performance skills of students while engaging them in learning about a number of musical genres, including classical composers, popular musicians, identifying orchestral and world instruments, basic instrumental music skills, form and structure, music around the world, and current events in music.
M7006 Choir 6
This course engages students in the study of vocal production, independence in part-singing, the refinement of technique, basic music theory, and introduction to various genres of music.
M3201 Computer Literacy I
This course will introduce 6th grade students to touch-typing with emphasis on correct technique and speed building. They will also begin to use technology strategically to find and evaluate information. Internet safety will also be emphasized.
Pathways to Success (Willowick MS Only)
A quarter-long course that will help the student with time management, organizations, and study skills. This course is set up to be a building block to build strong executive functioning skills that can be used for success in middle school, high school and post-graduation endeavors.
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6th Grade Honors Course Overview
M112 Honors English Language Arts (ELA) 6
The 6th grade Honors English Language Arts Program, in combination with the 7th grade program, telescopes 6th-8th grade English Language Arts into a 2-year program, preparing students to enter Honors English I for high school credit in 8th grade. This more rigorous and challenging program requires additional reading/writing assignments and research beyond ELA 6, as well as possible participation in various contests and competitions. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this program. Fee Required
M3071 Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra, places a strong emphasis on the continued study of integers, order of operations, variables, expressions, and equations. Students will solve and graph equations and inequalities, write and solve proportions, and explore geometry, statistics, and graph concepts. Problem solving will be emphasized throughout the course. This curriculum is preparing students for Honors Algebra I in 7th grade and Honors Geometry in 8th grade, both for HS credit. The selection criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this more rigorous and challenging program. Students enrolled in this course will take the Grade 7 Math AIR assessment in the Spring.
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Suggested Selection Criteria: Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in ELA 5 and meet two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
Suggested Selection Criteria: Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Math 5 and meet two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on Math OST o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M2004 Honors Science 6
Honors Science 6 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon the study of rocks, minerals and soil, which make up the lithosphere. PS will focus upon the study of foundational concepts of the particulate nature of matter, linear motion, and kinetic and potential energy. LS will focus upon the study of the basics of Modern Cell Theory. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Science 6. This course prepares students for Honors Science 7. Fee Required
M1004 Honors Social Studies (SS) 6
Honors Social Studies 6 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon Regions and People of the Eastern Hemisphere, through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Social Studies 6. This course prepares students for Honors Social Studies 7.
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Suggested Selection Criteria: Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Science 5 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA or Math OST o Gifted Identification in Reading or Math o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
Suggested Selection Criteria: Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Social Studies 5 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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*Indicates course requires prerequisite coursework or eligibility requirements.
** Indicates student will receive a high school credit upon completion
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7th Grade General Course Descriptions
M111 English Language Arts (ELA) 7
This course engages students in reading and writing aligned to the 7th grade Ohio Learning Standards. This course prepares students to demonstrate an emerging sophistication in their ability to analytically read increasingly complex text. Students will recognize the interplay between setting, plot, and characters and learn to provide an objective summary of a text. The ability to compare and contrast different interpretations of a topic and evaluate the use of evidence will be refined. Emphasis on writing will include the ability to cite several sources of evidence, and produce clear introductions, transitions, and conclusions. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter ELA 8. Fee Required
M3075 Math 7
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the 7th grade Ohio Learning Standards. This course will focus upon 4 areas: 1) developing an understanding of and applying proportional relationships, 2) developing an understanding of operations with rational numbers and working with expressions and linear equations; 3) solving problems involving scale drawings and informal geometric constructions and working with 2D and 3D shapes to solve problems involving area, surface area, volume; and 4) drawing inferences about populations based on samples. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Math 8. Fee Required
M2101 Science 7
Science 7 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon study of Earth’s hydrologic cycle, patterns that exist in atmospheric and oceanic currents, the relationship between thermal energy and the currents, and the relative position and movement of the Earth, sun and moon. PS will focus upon the study of the empirical evidence for the arrangements of atoms on the Periodic Table of Elements, conservation of mass and energy, transformation and transfer of energy. ESS will focus upon the impact of matter and energy transfer within the biotic component of ecosystems. This course prepares students for Science 8. Fee Required
M1101 Social Studies (SS) 7
Social Studies 7 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon World Studies from 750 B.C. to 1600 A.D.: Ancient Greece to the First Global Age through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This course prepares students for Social Studies 8.
M3801 Computer Literacy II
This course will further students’ skills in finding and evaluating information. Students will be able to produce and share original content with the use of various technology tools and applications using different types of electronic devices.
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M8111 Physical Education (PE) 7
This course engages students in learning that uses the Focused Fitness Five for Life Curriculum Program to address the ODE Physical Education Standards and promote lifelong health and wellness. PE 7 builds upon learning in PE 6 and prepares students for PE 8 and the required ODE Physical Education Evaluation for the 6-8 grade band which occurs in 8th grade.
M8110 Health 7
This course will provide students an opportunity to develop an understanding of health concepts, behaviors, and skills that reduce health risks and enhance the health and well-being of self and others, to set personal health goals, and to evaluate health information, products, services, and the effects of health behaviors on the community. Specific topics will include personal safety, personal fitness, the prevention and control of communicable and non-communicable diseases, the development of healthy relationships, communication skills, medication and substance abuse and sexuality education that focuses on dating education.
M7103 Instrumental Music 7
The focus of this class is based upon two distinct elements that comprise the continuing development of intermediate level musicians. Students will study the fundamentals of music, including the reading of music, rhythmic concepts, musical terminology, musicianship and the skills needed to perform in an instrumental ensemble. Additionally, students will study the fundamentals of their instrument, including hand position, posture, tone production and technique. Though private lessons are desired, they are not required for this class. Beginning musicians will require additional study and instruction.
M7106 Choir 7
This course engages students in the study of vocal production, independence in part-singing, the refinement of technique, basic music theory, and introduction to various genres of music.
M7102 Exploratory Music 7
This course promotes student development of listening, analytical, and performance skills while engaging them in learning about a number of musical genres, including classical composers with an in-depth look at selected major musical works, popular musicians, musical notation (reading and writing music), forms and structure, music around the world, and current events in music.
M7101 Art 7
This course engages students in exposure to historic and stylistic trends in art, while providing opportunities for students to create original works. An introductory exploration of different media and techniques will be provided. Fee Required
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7th Grade Honors Course Overview
**Please note that High School Credit coursework grades will be reflected on the student’s High School transcript and will become a part of the High School G.P.A. which is reported to colleges/universities.
M115 Honors English Language Arts (ELA) 7
This course seeks to continue the rigor provided in Honors ELA 6. The 6th grade Honors English Language Arts Program, in combination with the 7th grade program, telescopes 6th-8th grade ELA into a 2-year program, preparing students to enter Honors English I for HS credit in 8th grade. This program requires additional reading/writing assignments and research, as well as possible participation in various contests/ competitions. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement. Fee Required
M3093 Honors Algebra I (High School Credit**)
Honors Algebra I is the second course in the MS Honors Math Program, seeking to continue the rigor provided in Pre-Algebra. This course requires student mastery of 7th and 8th grade Math for success in Honors Algebra I for HS credit. Students who successfully complete this course will enroll in Honors Geometry in 8th grade for HS credit. This rigorous and challenging course requires students to take a state-mandated end-of-course exam that counts toward the new graduation requirements. The Selection Criteria below is used to place students in this program.
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o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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o Advanced or Accelerated on Math OST o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M3071 Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra, places a strong emphasis on the continued study of integers, order of operations, variables, expressions, and equations. Students will solve and graph equations and inequalities, write and solve proportions, and explore geometry, statistics, and graph concepts. Problem solving will be emphasized throughout the course. Students should be seeking a challenging curriculum to prepare for Honors Algebra I in 8th grade (HS credit).
M2005 Honors Science 7
Honors Science 7 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon study of Earth’s hydrologic cycle, patterns that exist in atmospheric and oceanic currents, the relationship between thermal energy and the currents, and the relative position and movement of the Earth, sun and moon. PS will focus upon the study of the empirical evidence for the arrangements of atoms on the Periodic Table of Elements, conservation of mass and energy, transformation and transfer of energy. ESS will focus upon the impact of matter and energy transfer within the biotic component of ecosystems. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Science 7. This course prepares students for Honors Science 8. Fee Required
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Suggested Selection Criteria:
o Advanced or Accelerated on Math OST o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA or Math AIR o Gifted Identification in Reading or Math o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M1005 Honors Social Studies (SS) 7
Honors Social Studies 7 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon World Studies from 750 B.C. to 1600 A.D.: Ancient Greece to the First Global Age through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Social Studies 7. This course prepares students for Honors Social Studies 8.
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Suggested Selection Criteria: • Students who are enrolled in Honors Social Studies 6 with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Social Studies 6 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA AIR o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M211 English Language Arts (ELA) 8
This course engages students in reading and writing aligned to the Ohio Learning Standards. This course incorporates exposure to fiction and non-fiction reading and in text analysis, while building student capacity to cite textual evidence to support an analysis/critique, engage in research/presentation of findings, and use rich vocabulary in speaking and writing. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter English I in 9th grade. Fee Required
M3085 Math 8
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the Ohio Learning Standards. Course will focus upon 3 areas: 1) formulating and reasoning about expressions and equations, including modeling an association in bivariate data with linear equations, solving linear equations, and systems of linear equations, 2) understanding the concept of a function and use of functions to describe quantitative relationships; and 3) analysis of 2D and 3D space and figures using distance, angle, similarity, congruence, and understanding and application of the Pythagorean Theorem. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Algebra I in 9th grade. Fee Required
M2201 Science 8
Science 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon study of the physical features of Earth and how they formed. This includes the interior of Earth, the rock record, plate tectonics and landforms. PS will focus upon the study of forces and motion within, on and around the Earth and within the universe. LS will focus upon the diversity and continuation of species. This course prepares students for Physical Science in 9th grade. Fee Required
M1201 Social Studies (SS) 8
Social Studies 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon the study of the U.S. from 1492 to 1877: Exploration through Reconstruction through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This course prepares students for World History 9th grade.
M8211 Physical Education (PE) 8
This course engages students in learning that uses the Focused Fitness Five for Life Curriculum Program to address the ODE Physical Education Standards and promote lifelong health and wellness. PE 8 culminates in the administration of the required ODE Physical Education Evaluation for the 6-8 grade band.
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M982139 Personal Fitness (PE elective) 8
This elective course gives students the opportunity to learn fitness and conditioning techniques used for obtaining optimal physical fitness.
M7201 Art 8 (1 Semester Course)
This course engages students in the exploration of historic and stylistic trends in art. Visual Art vocabulary, techniques, and a variety of media will be applied to create both two-dimensional and three-dimensional works of art. Fee Required
M7205 Instrumental Music 8
The focus of this class is based upon two distinct elements that comprise the continuing development of more advanced musicians. Students will study the fundamentals of music, including the reading of music, rhythmic concepts, musical terminology, musicianship and the skills needed to perform in an instrumental ensemble. Additionally, students will study the fundamentals of their instrument, including hand position, posture, tone production and technique. Though private lessons are desired, they are not required for this class. Beginning musicians will require additional study and instruction.
M7207 Choir 8
This course engages students in the study of vocal production, independence in part-singing, the development of music reading and ear training skills, music theory, and familiarity with various genres of music.
M3802 App Creators (1 Quarter Course )
This course introduces students to the concept of pair programming, app development, and the MIT App Inventor development tool. They learn about the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern, app graphical design, event-driven programming, debugging, and algorithm creation using variables and conditional logic. They create engaging biomedical science apps and fun interactive games that apply these concepts and use basic user interface features, media, and animation.
M3900 Computer Science I (1 Semester Course - High School Credit**)
This high school credit course engages students in an introduction to the use of computers, basic programming, and several software applications.
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8th Grade Honors Course Overview
**Please note that High School Credit coursework grades will be reflected on the student’s High School Transcript and will become a part of the High School G.P.A., which is reported to colleges/universities.
M0310 Honors English I (High School Credit**)
This course is a high school course currently offered to eligible 8th grade students for HS credit. This course content and pacing directly reflects the course offered at both NHS and SHS to 9th grade students and aligns with the Ohio Learning Standards. This course requires additional reading/writing assignments and research. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course. Student’s will take the 8th Grade ELA AIR assessment.
M3093 Honors Algebra I (High School Credit**)
Honors Algebra I is a high school course currently offered to eligible 8th grade Math students. This course content/pacing directly reflects the course offered at both NHS and SHS to 9th grade students. This course assumes student mastery of 8th grade Math content. This rigorous and challenging course requires students to take a state-mandated end-of-course exam that counts toward the new graduation requirements. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course.
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• Students enrolled in Honors ELA 7 with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR • Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in ELA 7 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path Diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
Suggested Selection Criteria: • Students who are enrolled in Pre-Algebra with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR • Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Math 7 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on Math OST o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path Diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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3091 Honors Geometry (High School Credit**)
Honors Geometry is a high school course currently offered to eligible 8th grade Math students. This course content/pacing directly reflects the course offered at both NHS and SHS to 9th grade students. This course assumes student mastery of Algebra content. This rigorous and challenging course requires students to take the state-mandated end of course exam. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course.
M2007 Honors Science 8
Honors Science 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon study of the physical features of Earth and how they formed. This includes the interior of Earth, the rock record, plate tectonics and landforms. PS will focus upon the study of forces and motion within, on and around the Earth and within the universe. LS will focus upon the diversity and continuation of species. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Science 8. This course prepares students for Honors Biology in 9th grade. Fee Required
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Suggested Selection Criteria: • Students who are enrolled in Honors Science 7 with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR • Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Science 7 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA or Math OST o Gifted Identification in Reading or Math o Exact Path Diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M1007 Honors Social Studies (SS) 8
Honors Social Studies 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon the study of the U.S. from 1492 to 1877: Exploration through Reconstruction through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Social Studies 8. This course prepares students for Honors World History in 9th grade
M4304 Spanish I (High School Credit**)
Spanish I is a high school World (Foreign) Language course currently offered to eligible 8th grade students. Course content and pacing directly reflects these courses which are offered at both NHS and SHS to 9th grade students. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course.
M3900 Computer Science I (1 Semester Course - High School Credit**)
This high school credit course engages students in an introduction to the use of computers, basic programming, and several software applications.
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Suggested Selection Criteria: • Students who are enrolled in Honors Social Studies 7 with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR • Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Social Studies 7 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path Diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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Students must be enrolled in Honors English I to be eligible to enroll in Spanish |
Suggested Selection Criteria: Students must be enrolled in a High School level course to be eligible to enroll in Computer Science I |
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English Language Arts (ELA) and Math
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Math 8
Hon.Algebra I
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English Language Arts (ELA) and Math
Honors Preparation Flow Chart
Pre-Algebra
Honors
ELA 6
Honors
ELA 7
Honors
English I
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M311 English Language Arts (ELA) 6
This course engages students in reading and writing aligned to the 6th grade Common Core ELA State Standards. This course prepares students to learn how to proficiently read grade-appropriate complex literature and informational text while developing the ability to cite textual evidence to support analyses. Students will examine how authors use evidence to support views, how to engage in research to support arguments, and how to organize and share findings. Vocabulary studies will include the study of roots and affixes as well as word analysis to determine the meaning of academic words. Writing skills will continue to be refined with an emphasis upon how to answer questions with writing. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter ELA 7. Fee Required
M3001 Math 6
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the 6th grade Common Core Math Standards. This course will focus upon 4 areas: 1) connecting ratio and rate to whole number multiplication and division and using concepts of rate and ratio to solve problems; 2) completing their understanding of division of fractions and extending the notion of number to the system of rational numbers, which includes negative numbers; 3) writing, interpreting, using expressions and equations; and 4) developing understandings of statistical thinking. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Math 7. Fee Required
M8011 Physical Education (PE) 6
This course engages students in learning that uses the Focused Fitness Five for Life Curriculum Program to address the ODE Physical Education Standards and promote lifelong health and wellness. PE 6 builds upon learning in 5th grade PE and introduces students to the new expectations for students in grades 6-8. PE 6 prepares student for PE 7 and begins to prepare them for the required ODE Physical Education Evaluation.
M7001 Art 6
This course engages students in exposure to historic and stylistic trends in art, while providing opportunities for students to create original works. An introductory exploration of different media and techniques will be provided. Fee Required
M7003 Instrumental Music 6
The focus of this class is based upon two distinct elements that comprise the early development of young musicians. Students will study the fundamentals of music, including the reading of music, rhythmic concepts, musical terminology, musicianship and the skills needed to perform in an instrumental ensemble. Additionally, students will study the fundamentals of their instrument, including hand position, posture, tone production and technique. Though previous experience in beginning band and/or private lessons is desired, it is not required for this class.
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M7002 Exploratory Music 6
This course will develop the listening, analytical, and performance skills of students while engaging them in learning about a number of musical genres, including classical composers, popular musicians, identifying orchestral and world instruments, basic instrumental music skills, form and structure, music around the world, and current events in music.
M3201 Computer Literacy I
This course will have 6th grade students using Code.org's Middle School Discoveries coursework. Specifically using Units 1 and 2. In Unit 1 students learn how computers input, output, store, and process information to help people solve problems. In Unit 2, students learn how to create and share content on their own web pages. Students will learn how to structure and style their pages using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Students will learn about Creative Common Licenses too. By the end of the quarter students will design their own web pages on code.org
6th Grade Honors Course Overview
M112 Honors English Language Arts (ELA) 6
The 6th grade Honors English Language Arts Program, in combination with the 7th grade program, telescopes 6th-8th grade English Language Arts into a 2-year program, preparing students to enter Honors English I for high school credit in 8th grade. This more rigorous and challenging program requires additional reading/writing assignments and research beyond ELA 6, as well as possible participation in various contests and competitions. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this program. Fee Required
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Suggested Selection Criteria: Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in ELA 5 and meet two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M2004 Honors Science 6
Honors Science 6 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon the study of rocks, minerals and soil, which make up the lithosphere. PS will focus upon the study of foundational concepts of the particulate nature of matter, linear motion, and kinetic and potential energy. LS will focus upon the study of the basics of Modern Cell Theory. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Science 6. This course prepares students for Honors Science 7. Fee Required
M1004 Honors Social Studies (SS) 6
Honors Social Studies 6 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon Regions and People of the Eastern Hemisphere, through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Social Studies 6. This course prepares students for Honors Social Studies 7.
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Suggested Selection Criteria: Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Math 5 and meet two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on Math OST o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
M3071 Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra, places a strong emphasis on the continued study of integers, order of operations, variables, expressions, and equations. Students will solve and graph equations and inequalities, write and solve proportions, and explore geometry, statistics, and graph concepts. Problem solving will be emphasized throughout the course. This curriculum is preparing students for Honors Algebra I in 7th grade and Honors Geometry in 8th grade, both for HS credit. The selection criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this more rigorous and challenging program. Students enrolled in this course will take the Grade 7 Math AIR assessment in the Spring.
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M111 English Language Arts (ELA) 7
This course engages students in reading and writing aligned to the 7th grade Common Core ELA State Standards. This course prepares students to demonstrate an emerging sophistication in their ability to analytically read increasingly complex text. Students will recognize the interplay between setting, plot, and characters and learn to provide an objective summary of a text. The ability to compare and contrast different interpretations of a topic and evaluate the use of evidence will be refined. Emphasis on writing will include the ability to cite several sources of evidence, and produce clear introductions, transitions, and conclusions. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter ELA 8. Fee Required
M3075 Math 7
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the 7th grade Common Core Math Standards. This course will focus upon 4 areas: 1) developing an understanding of and applying proportional relationships, 2) developing an understanding of operations with rational numbers and working with expressions and linear equations; 3) solving problems involving scale drawings and informal geometric constructions and working with 2D and 3D shapes to solve problems involving area, surface area, volume; and 4) drawing inferences about populations based on samples. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Math 8. Fee Required
M3801 Computer Literacy II
This course will further students’ skills in finding and evaluating information. Students will be able to produce and share original content with the use of various technology tools and applications using different types of electronic devices.
M7103 Instrumental Music 7
The focus of this class is based upon two distinct elements that comprise the continuing development of intermediate level musicians. Students will study the fundamentals of music, including the reading of music, rhythmic concepts, musical terminology, musicianship and the skills needed to perform in an instrumental ensemble. Additionally, students will study the fundamentals of their instrument, including hand position, posture, tone production and technique. Though private lessons are desired, they are not required for this class. Beginning musicians will require additional study and instruction.
M7102 Exploratory Music 7
This course promotes student development of listening, analytical, and performance skills while engaging them in learning about a number of musical genres, including classical composers with an in-depth look at selected major musical works, popular musicians, musical notation (reading and writing music), forms and structure, music around the world, and current events in music.
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M7101 Art 7
This course engages students in exposure to historic and stylistic trends in art, while providing opportunities for students to create original works. An introductory exploration of different media and techniques will be provided. Fee Required
M8070 Wellness 7
This course engages students in learning that uses the Focused Fitness Five for Life Curriculum Program to address the Ohio Department of Education Standards and promote lifelong health and wellness. This course also allows students the opportunity to understanding of health concepts, behaviors, and skills that reduce health risks and enhance the health and well-being of oneself and others. (1 quarter PE and 1 quarter Health)
7th Grade Honors Course Descriptions
**Please note that High School Credit coursework grades will be reflected on the student’s High School transcript and will become a part of the High School G.P.A. which is reported to colleges/universities.
M115 Honors English Language Arts (ELA) 7
This course seeks to continue the rigor provided in Honors ELA 6. The 6th grade Honors English Language Arts Program, in combination with the 7th grade program, telescopes 6th-8th grade ELA into a 2-year program, preparing students to enter Honors English I for HS credit in 8th grade. This program requires additional reading/writing assignments and research, as well as possible participation in various contests/ competitions. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement. Fee Required
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M3093 Honors Algebra I (High School Credit**)
Honors Algebra I is the second course in the MS Honors Math Program, seeking to continue the rigor provided in Pre-Algebra. This course requires student mastery of 7th and 8th grade Math for success in Honors Algebra I for HS credit. Students who successfully complete this course will enroll in Honors Geometry in 8th grade for HS credit. This rigorous and challenging course requires students to take a state-mandated end-of-course exam that counts toward the new graduation requirements. The Selection Criteria below is used to place students in this program.
M3085 Math 8
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the Common Core Math Standards. Course will focus upon 3 areas: 1) formulating and reasoning about expressions and equations, including modeling an association in bivariate data with linear equations, solving linear equations, and systems of linear equations, 2) understanding the concept of a function and use of functions to describe quantitative relationships; and 3) analysis of 2D and 3D space and figures using distance, angle, similarity, congruence, and understanding and application of the Pythagorean Theorem. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Algebra I in 9th grade. Fee Required
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Suggested Selection Criteria: • Students who earn an A or B in Math 6 and meet two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on Math AIR o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path diagnostic with NPR of 70 or above |
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M2005 Honors Science 7
Honors Science 7 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon study of Earth’s hydrologic cycle, patterns that exist in atmospheric and oceanic currents, the relationship between thermal energy and the currents, and the relative position and movement of the Earth, sun and moon. PS will focus upon the study of the empirical evidence for the arrangements of atoms on the Periodic Table of Elements, conservation of mass and energy, transformation and transfer of energy. ESS will focus upon the impact of matter and energy transfer within the biotic component of ecosystems. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Science 7. This course prepares students for Honors Science 8. Fee Required
M1005 Honors Social Studies (SS) 7
Honors Social Studies 7 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon World Studies from 750 B.C. to 1600 A.D.: Ancient Greece to the First Global Age through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Social Studies 7. This course prepares students for Honors Social Studies 8.
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M211 English Language Arts (ELA) 8
This course engages students in reading and writing aligned to the Common Core ELA State Standards. This course incorporates exposure to fiction and non-fiction reading and in text analysis, while building student capacity to cite textual evidence to support an analysis/critique, engage in research/presentation of findings, and use rich vocabulary in speaking and writing. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter English I in 9th grade. Fee Required
M3085 Math 8
This course engages students in math experiences aligned to the Common Core Math Standards. Course will focus upon 3 areas: 1) formulating and reasoning about expressions and equations, including modeling an association in bivariate data with linear equations, solving linear equations, and systems of linear equations, 2) understanding the concept of a function and use of functions to describe quantitative relationships; and 3) analysis of 2D and 3D space and figures using distance, angle, similarity, congruence, and understanding and application of the Pythagorean Theorem. Students successfully completing this course will be fully-prepared to enter Algebra I in 9th grade. Fee Required
M1201 Social Studies (SS) 8
Social Studies 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon the study of the U.S. from 1492 to 1877: Exploration through Reconstruction through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This course prepares students for World History 9th grade.
M7201 Art 8 (1 Semester Course)
This course engages students in the exploration of historic and stylistic trends in art. Visual Art vocabulary, techniques, and a variety of media will be applied to create both two-dimensional and three-dimensional works of art. Fee Required
M7205 Instrumental Music 8
The focus of this class is based upon two distinct elements that comprise the continuing development of more advanced musicians. Students will study the fundamentals of music, including the reading of music, rhythmic concepts, musical terminology, musicianship and the skills needed to perform in an instrumental ensemble. Additionally, students will study the fundamentals of their instrument, including hand position, posture, tone production and technique. Though private lessons are desired, they are not required for this class. Beginning musicians will require additional study and instruction.
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M7202 Exploratory Music 8
This course will develop the listening, analytical, and performance skills of students while engaging them in learning about a number of musical genres, including classical composers, popular musicians, identifying orchestral and world instruments, basic instrumental music skills, form and structure, music around the world, and current events in music.
M4304 Spanish I (High School Credit**)
Spanish I is a high school World (Foreign) Language course currently offered to eligible 8th grade students. Course content and pacing directly reflects these courses which are offered at both NHS and SHS to 9th grade students. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course.
8th Grade Honors Course Descriptions
**Please note that High School Credit coursework grades will be reflected on the student’s High School transcript and will become a part of the High School G.P.A. which is reported to colleges/universities.
M0310 Honors English I (High School Credit**)
This course is a high school course currently offered to eligible 8th grade students for HS credit. This course content and pacing aligns with the Common Core ELA State Standards. This course requires additional reading/writing assignments and research. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course. Students will take the 8th Grade ELA Air assessment.
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• Students enrolled in Honors ELA 7 with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR • Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in ELA 7 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on ELA OST o Gifted Identification in Reading o Exact Path Diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
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M3093 Honors Algebra I (High School Credit**)
Honors Algebra I is a high school course currently offered to eligible 8th grade Math students for HS credit. This rigorous and challenging course requires students to take a state-mandated end-of-course exam that counts toward the new graduation requirements. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course.
3091 Honors Geometry (High School Credit**)
Honors Geometry is a high school course currently offered to eligible 8th grade Math students for HS Credit. This course assumes student mastery of Algebra content. This rigorous and challenging course requires students to take a state-mandated end-of-course. The Selection Criteria below will be used to identify students for placement in this course.
M2007 Honors Science 8
Honors Science 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Science Standards. This course incorporates hands-on and inquiry-based learning opportunities. Studies will focus upon Earth and Space Science (ESS), Physical Science (PS), and Life Science (LS). ESS will focus upon study of the physical features of Earth and how they formed. This includes the interior of Earth, the rock record, plate tectonics and landforms. PS will focus upon the study of forces and motion within, on and around the Earth and within the universe. LS will focus upon the diversity and continuation of species. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Science 8. This course prepares students for Honors Biology in 9th grade. Fee Required
Suggested Selection Criteria: • Students who are enrolled in Pre-Algebra with a 1st Semester grade of an A or B OR • Students who earn a 1st Semester grade of an A or B in Math 7 and receive two of the following: o Advanced or Accelerated on Math OST o Gifted Identification in Math o Exact Path Diagnostic NPR of 70 or above |
Suggested Selection Criteria: Student Successful Completion of Honors Algebra I |
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M1007 Honors Social Studies (SS) 8
Honors Social Studies 8 engages students in learning experiences aligned to the ODE Social Studies Standards. This course focuses upon the study of the U.S. from 1492 to 1877: Exploration through Reconstruction through the lenses of History, Geography, Economics, and Government. This rigorous curriculum includes project based learning beyond the scope of Social Studies 8. This course prepares students for Honors World History in 9th grade.
M3802A App Creators (1 Semester Course )
This course introduces students to the concept of pair programming, app development, and the
MIT App Inventor development tool. They learn about the Model-View-Controller (MVC)
design pattern, app graphical design, event-driven programming, debugging, and algorithm
creation using variables and conditional logic. They create engaging biomedical science apps
and fun interactive games that apply these concepts and use basic user interface features, media,
and animation.
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