COURSE SELECTION �2024-2025 SY
January 22 – February 16, 2024
STEM Pathways
Course Selection Google Form
10th Grade - https://forms.gle/2XfaZrWLhDpunwLP7
11th Grade - https://forms.gle/BnsBKzdLZ3pGQkjT6
12th Grade - https://forms.gle/7xAqfYevqkDw6tVs7
You MUST have an ENDORSEMENT
CCMR Indicator
(College, Career, Military Readiness)
Why is this important?
AP (Advanced Placement)
DC (Dual Credit)
AP VS. DUAL CREDIT
REVIEW YOUR TRANSCRIPTS ON SKYWARD
10th - Sophomores
English:
Math:
Social Studies:
Science:
FL:
PE/HEALTH/ or FINE ART
STEM Elective
Elective(s)
11th - Juniors
English:
Social Studies:
Science:
STEM Elective
Electives
12th - Seniors
English:
Math:
Social Studies
Science:
Electives:
**Below are the classes per grade level that you may be selecting, depending on your credits, these will vary**
** All Core classes and some FL courses can be taken as Honors/AP **
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Dual Credit—Sophomores/Juniors
DUAL CREDIT DEADLINES��
Where can I find DC information on the LEE webpage?
Course Selection Timeline
Timeline
Missing course selections will be completed by your counselor
Career Tech Application/Summer School
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER (CTEC)—
Auto, Diesel, HVAC, plumbing, welding, carpentry, EMT, Dental, Pharm Tech, CNA, Med asst.
Apply below, deadline to apply is February 5, 2024
https://www.neisd.net/domain/8550
Final pieces of information
The student must:
Elective Courses
Fine Arts
Foreign Language
JROTC
Social Studies
Math
Science
AP Seminar
AP Research
AP Research (H4131L)*: AP Research is an inquiry-driven class in which students explore a topic of their choice. Investigations are student driven and focused on a specific research field. Students will create a new understanding, consider counter arguments, justify methodology, analyze data, interpret results, form a conclusion, identify limitations, and identify other areas for further research. Students will maintain a portfolio of the entire inquiry process, and will document their reflections throughout the research process. In culmination, students will write a 4,000 - 5,000 word academic paper addressing their research question/project goal and participate in a public presentation in oral defense of their research. The paper (75%) and the oral defense (25%) are evaluated by College Board for credit.
AP Seminar (H4130L): provides solid preparation for college coursework in any discipline. We focus on research skills, like finding and judging the quality of sources and assembling arguments with evidence, presentation skills,like performance techniques and media design, and interpersonal skills, like collaboration, problem-solving, and common goal setting. Students who enroll in this course and choose to continue through AP Research may be eligible to receive the AP Capstone Diploma Designation.
ORCHESTRA
Courses Offered:
Orchestra 1, Orchestra 2, Orchestra 3, and Orchestra 4 (5671, 5672, 5673, 5674)
Orchestra is an ensemble of the five stringed instruments: violin, viola, cello, and bass. If you love playing a stringed instrument this class will be perfect for you.
This class is centered around performances and contest !
Students Participate in Solo and Ensemble and UIL Contest
Course #’s:
H5691M- 1st year
H5692M- 2nd year
H5693M- 3rd year
H5694M- 4th year
This class is about performance, performance, and performance.
LEE Mariachi has had roughly 50 performances this year alone.
LEE Mariachi Unido
THEATRE ARTS
Theatre Arts is the instruction of all areas in the field of Theatre: acting, directing, stage management, lighting, sound, with the main focus on acting. If you love to be on stage and love the spotlight, this is the class for you!
This class is centered around group work and performances!
Courses Offered:
Theatre Arts I, II, III, IV
Productions auditions in April!
New for next year: Show Choir!
Productions Students participate in UIL One Act Play!
TECHNICAL THEATRE
Technical Theatre is how the “magic” happens backstage. Students will analyze scripts, design sets & costumes, learn how to use tools and build sets, create lighting & sound plots, and collaborate with their peers to learn how to produce a play.
This class is centered around group work and presentations!
Courses Offered:
Technical Theatre I
Technical Theatre II-IV
Productions interviews in April!
Productions Students participate in UIL One Act Play!
BENEFITS OF JOINING
DANCE & DRILL!
Leadership
Teamwork
Friendships
Memories
Confidence
Non-Comp Dance Course #:
H7421 counts as a Fine Art credit
Dance & Drill Tryout Meeting:
Wednesday 2/21 @ 6:30PM
Google Meets Mtg. Info. Coming Soon!
BENEFITS OF JOINING
DANCE & DRILL!
Leadership
Teamwork
Friendships
Memories
Confidence
Non-Comp Dance Course #:
H7421 counts as a Fine Art credit
Dance & Drill Tryout Meeting:
Wednesday 2/21 @ 6:30PM
Google Meets Mtg. Info. Coming Soon!
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
JROTC
Our goal is to motivate young people to be better citizens through meaningful and fun activities that help students learn and grow in various classroom environments. We teach and challenge the students to be leaders.
We offer JROTC I,II,III,IV classes to help the students learn and grow in more challenging and rewarding ways.
JROTC also have six different competitive team activities. Check out our website for more information.
Economics (11-12) vs.
Personal Financial Lit & Economics (10-12)
CTE
Law Enforcement
Cosmetology
Healthcare Therapeutic
Accounting and Financial Services
Business Management
Culinary Arts
Education and Training
Architecture
Digital Communications
In the Audio/Video Production pathway, you will learn about camera operation, video editing, and much more! Students will have access to all the software available on the Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, etc.) at school and on home computers.
A/V Production students will also have the opportunity to earn Adobe certifications and participate in the campus video announcements, LEE TV. The students work in groups to produce news stories, skits, and announcements about LEE campus life.
World Languages
Social Studies
Philosophy
AP Euro
AP Psych
Adv. Anthropology
Psychology/Sociology
ANTHROPOLOGY (SEMESTER, 10-12)
AP Psychology (1 semester) 11th-12th
Apply social studies skills and science skills to medical field.
Deconstruct your behaviors and the human experience.
Gain College Credit
AP European History 10th -12th
Science
---STEM---
Anatomy & Physiology
AP Biology
AP Chemistry or Organic Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
—---LEE—--
Forensic Science
Earth and Space
Astronomy
Environmental Systems
AP Chemistry
Do you enjoy doing labs and learning about how different chemicals interact? AP Chemistry is a challenging course that will help you to better understand the molecular interactions around you. AP Chemistry takes problem solving to the next level.
Prerequisites: 1st year chemistry and
Algebra II (or concurrent enrollment)
Ever wondered why your body makes noises?
Are you interested in a job in health care?
Just want to know how this wonderful machine called your body works?
Come explore how your body works.
We look at each system and learn the structure and the function and what happens when it goes wrong.
We will do laboratory explorations using you and your lab partners as the test subjects.
We will dissect organs from similar organisms and exam the structures.
Anatomy and Physiology
AP Biology
Level up in Biology - After an exciting year-long course covering topics typically found in a first-year university biology course, you will be prepared to take an AP Biology exam that could earn you a college credit.
Advance your knowledge in cellular structure, photosynthesis, and genetics, while delving into more higher-level concepts, such as how cells communicate through signals.
Explore and design labs that help to bring these concepts to life.
QUESTIONS?
**when in doubt see your counselor***