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LEHI HIGH SCHOOLCourse Catalog2016 – 2017
Table of ContentsGraduation Requirements . . 3Admission Requirements for Utah Colleges and Universities / Course Codes . 3Courses Filling Graduation Requirements . 5College Credit: AP Courses and Concurrent Enrollment Courses . 8Scholarships: Centennial, New Century, Regents. 9Course Descriptions:Agricultural Science & Technology . 10Business and Marketing . 11Computer Programming . 12Drivers Education. 13English . 13Elective English . 15Family and Consumer Science (Clothing, Interior Design, Foods, Child Care, Adult Roles) . 16Financial Literacy . 18Fine Arts (Art, Drama, Music, Dance) . 18Foreign Language (ASL, Chinese, French, German, Spanish). 23General . 24Health . 25Health Science . 26Law Enforcement . 27Mathematics. 27Physical Education . 29Science and Science Elective . 31Social Studies . 35Technology Education (Woodworking, Drafting) . 37TV Video Production . 37Work Based Learning Programs (Cooperative Education, Internships) . 38Off Campus Programs (Building Construction, Cosmetology) . 38Mountainland Applied Technology College . 39Distance Learning through Utah Valley University (College Courses) . 43Options for Credit Make-up and Acceleration . 442
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS3.0 Credits LANGUAGE ARTS1.0 English 91.0 English 101.0 English 113.0 Credits SOCIAL STUDIES.5 Geography (9th).5 World Civilizations1.0 United States History.5 Government & Citizenship.5 Social Studies Elective1.0 Credit LANGUAGE ARTS ELECTIVE2.0 Credits SCIENCE CORETaken from 2 of the following 4 areas: EarthSystems (9th); Biology; Chemistry; Physics1.5 Credits ARTS1.0 Credit SCIENCE ELECTIVE.50 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY2.0 Credits MATH CORE1.00 Elementary Math1.00 Advanced Math.50 Credit FINANCIAL LITERACY1.0 Credit MATH ELECTIVE28.0 TOTAL CREDITS1.0 Credit CAREER TECHNOLOGY ED9.50 Credits GENERAL ELECTIVES2.0 Credits PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH.5 Health.5 Participation Skills (9th).50 Fitness for Life (10th).50 PE ElectivesCIVICS TEST (Required for Graduation)Take the test online at:http://alpineivics.orgTo login: Use your Skyward usernameUse your lunch number as the passwordADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR UTAH COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIESUniversity of Utah and Utah State University require (other colleges/universities strongly recommend)the following courses:4.0 Units English (emphasizing composition /literature: English 9, English 10, English 11, English12 or English AP)3.0 Units Math (4 years are encouraged) select from Secondary Math 1, Secondary Math 2,Secondary Math 3, Pre-calculus, or Calculus. Students are strongly encouraged to take at leastthrough Pre-calculus.3.0 Units Science Core (selected from 3 of the following 4 areas: Earth Systems; Biology; Chemistry;Physics)2.0 Units Foreign Language (Same language) Required by University of Utah, recommended by all3
other colleges.1.0 Unit United States History4.0 Units Additional Courses (Select from at least two groups: English, history, math beyondAlgebra 2, foreign language, lab science, social science, fine arts.)NOTICE TO STUDENTS:Utah law assures all eligible handicapped children and youth (5 through 21) the right to free,appropriate public education at no cost to their parents or guardians. If students or parents at LehiHigh School have a complaint that there is or has been a violation of the law, we invite them todiscuss their concerns with a teacher, counselor, principal or district supervisor.Sexual Harassment: Alpine School District iscommitted to the maintenance of a learningenvironment which is free of any sexualharassment; an environment where studentsmay attend school free of unwanted conductE9. . . . . . . English 9or communication of a sexual nature; oneE10. . . . . English 10which is in compliance with State and FederalE11. . . . English 11laws dealing with this form of discrimination.E-E. . . . . English ElectiveStudents who have complaints of sexualA. . . . Artsharassment - student to student - should fillH. . . Healthout a complaint form through the CounselingEM. . Elementary MathOffice. Any other complaints of sexualAM . . . . . . Advanced Mathharassment other than among studentsM-E . . . . . Math Electiveshould go through school administrators.CTE . . . . . Career Technology EducationPES . . . . . . PE - SkillsStudents who compete in extra-curricularPEF . . . . . . PE - Fitnessactivities must:PEA . . . . . PE – Elective1) Maintain a 2.0 GPASC . . . . . . . Science Core2) Have no more than one failing grade in aS-E . . . . . . Science Electivegrading period.SS-E . . . . . Social Studies ElectiveTransferring students should review stateUS . . . . . . . . U.S. Historyeligibility requirements with the principal.G . . . . . . . . . GeographyWC . . . . . . . World CivilizationsGC . . . . . . . .Government & CitizenshipFIN . . . . . . .Financial LiteracyFC . . . . . . . .Flexible Credit (class may be repeated)COURSE CODES4
COURSES FILLING GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSLANGUAGE ARTS ELECTIVE:Chinese 3English 12English 12 – ResourceEnglish Language, APEnglish Literature, APDebateDebate 2French 3French 4Popular LiteratureScience FictionSpanish 3Spanish 4Yearbook (Tech Writing)UVU: Communication 1020UVU: English 1010UVU: English 2010Film & Drama 1 & 2Drama 3Drama 4Drawing 1Drawing 2Jazz BandJazz Band AdvMusic APMusic AppreciationMusical TheaterOrchestra - ConcertOrchestra – ChamberPaintingPercussionPhotography 1Photography 2Chamber Choir (Encore)Symphonic BandWind SymphonyUVU: Art 1010UVU: Theater 1013THE ARTS:A’CapellaAdvertising DesignAP ArtArt FoundationsArt HonorsCeramicsChoirDance 1Dance 2Dance 3 (Synergy)Dance CompanyCAREER TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION:AccountingAdult RolesAdvertising DesignAg Mechanics 1Ag Mechanics 2Animal ScienceBiology Ag ScienceBusiness LawBusiness ManagementChild DevelopmentClothing 1 & 2Computer Programming 1Computer Programming 2Digital MediaEarly Childhood EducationEmergency Medical ServicesEngineering DraftingEntrepreneurshipFloral DesignFoods 1 & 2Greenhouse ManagementHealth ScienceHealth Science, AdvHorse ManagementInterior DesignInternshipLaw EnforcementMarketingMedical AnatomyMedical TerminologyNatural Resource MgtPhotography 1Photography 2Physics w/TechnologyProstartSports MarketingSports MedicineTechnical DesignTV/Video ProductionTV/Video Production – LiveTV/Video Production – LegacyWoodworking 1Woodworking 2Yearbook (Adv Com Photo)For Additional CTE Options See Off Campus Technology Programs – MATCPE SKILLSPE Skills (9th Grade)PE FITNESS:Fitness For Life5
PE ELECTIVE:AerobicsBallroom DanceBallroom Dance TeamBaseball Team (athletes)Basketball Team (athletes)CheerleaderDance 1Dance 2Dance 3 (Synergy)Dance CompanyDrill TeamFootball Team (athletes)Golf Team (athletes)Lifetime ActivitiesMusical Theater (Allgaier)Volleyball Team (athletes)Weight TrainingUnified Sports (2.5 GPASCIENCE CORE (two courses from the following 4 areas):1- Earth Systems2- Biology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Biology Ag Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AP Biology. . . . UVU: Biology 10103- Physics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Physics with Technology . . . . . . . . AP Physics4- Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AP ChemistrySCIENCE ELECTIVE:Animal ScienceAstronomyBiologyBiology APBiology-Ag ScienceChemistryChemistry APEnvironmental ScienceGeologyGreenhouse ManagementHuman Bio/EthicsMedical Anatomy & PhysiologyMarine BiologyNatural Resource MangtPhysicsPhysics APPhysics with TechnologyZoologyUVU: Biology 1010UVU: Meteorology 1010MATH CORE:Secondary Math 1Secondary Math 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secondary Math 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Math 1050 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secondary 2 HonorsSecondary 3 HonorsIntro to Calculus . . . . . . . Calculus APMATH ELECTIVE:Secondary Math 3Secondary Math 3 HonorsMath 1050Intro CalculusAP StatisticsCalculus - AP*College Prep Math*Computer Programming*Accounting (Sem)UVU: Math 1010*Math Decisions (teacherrecommendation)GEOGRAPHY FOR LIFE:Geography For Life (9th)6*”Opt –Out of Secondary 3 formrequired for Math-Elective ifnot taking Secondary 3 orabove
SOCIAL STUDIES - ELECTIVE:Ancient World HistoryEuropean History APGovernment & Politics APModern World HistoryPsychologyPsychology APSociologySports PsychologyUS History APWarsWorld History APUVU: Political Science 1100UVU: Sociology 1010UVU: Psychology 1010UVU: Psychology 1100UVU: Philosophy 205GUS HISTORY:US HistoryUS History APWORLD CIVILIZATION:Ancient World HistoryModern World HistoryGOVERNMENT & CITIZENSHIP:Government & CitizenshipAP Government & PoliticsFINANCIAL LITERACY:Financial LiteracyAdult Roles (Full year)7UVU: Political Science 1100
COLLEGE CREDITAP COURSES (College credit through passing the AP test)Art APBiology APCalculus AP (AB)Chemistry APEnglish – Language APEnglish – Literature APEuropean History APGov’t & Politics APMusic APPsychology APPhysics APStatistics APUS History APWorld History APCONCURRENT ENROLLMENTLehi High School offers concurrent enrollment classes in conjunction with Utah Valley University.Students may take classes which offer high school as well as college credit while still in high school.Classes are held on the Lehi High School campus.To participate in the UVU Concurrent Enrollment Program a student must:(1) Complete a UVU admission application form online at http://www.uvu.edu/concurrent//(2) Pay a one time 35 application fee(3) Register for the course at http://www.uvu.edu/concurrent/ during the first two weeks of eachcourse.(4) Turn in parent permission slip to high school instructor during the first two weeks of the course.(5) 11th and 12th grade students can enroll in concurrent enrollment classes.(6) Tuition charge of 5 per college credit for all concurrent enrollment classes – payable to UVU(example: 3 credit hour class would cost 15)(7) 10th Grade students who would like to take Concurrent Enrollment classes will need to fill outa Sophomore By Exception Form (form can be found at http://www.uvsc.edu/conted/concurr/)and will also need an College & Career Readiness (CCR) goal that relates to the class to be taken.The ACCUPLACER Test must also be taken.Concurrent Enrollment Courses Offered at Lehi High School (11th & 12th GradeDance 3 (Synergy)Dance 141R Introduction to Modern Dance2 semesters hours UVU creditWoods 2CAW 1140 Millworking 1 (1st year)5 semester hours UVU creditCAW 1240 Millworking 2 (2nd year)5 semester hours UVU creditEMS (Emergency Medical Services)HLTH 1200 First Aid2 semester hrs UVU creditChemistry – GINES onlyChemistry 1010 Intro to Chemistry3 semester hrs UVU creditGeologyGEO 1010 Geology3 semester hrs UVU creditGEO 1015LAstronomy (Year only) (Gines)ASTR 1040 Elementary Astronomy3 semester hrs UVU creditMATH 1050 College Algebra4 semester hrs UVU creditPrerequisite: ACT Math Score 23 or above orpassing UVU Accuplacer TestDigital MediaDGM 1110 Digital Media4 semester hrs UVU credit8
Computer Programming 1CS 1030 Foundations of Computer Science3 semester hrs UVU creditCS 1400 Fundamentals of Programming3 semester hrs UVU creditTechnical DesignEGDT 1000 Basic Drafting;2 semester hrs UVU creditEGDT 1040 Computer Aided Drafting3 semester hrs UVU creditPrerequisite: EGDT 1000 Basic DraftingComputer Programming 2CS 1400 Fundamentals of Programming3 semester hrs UVU creditCS 1410 Fundamentals of Programming3 semester hrs UVU creditBuilding Construction6 semester hrs UVU creditProstartHM 1180 Food & Beverage Management3 semester hrs UVU creditSENATE BILL 178(Public Education Online)In accordance with Senate Bill 178, students may take a portion of their credits in an online format for the 20162017 school year. For information on online providers, the amount of credit approved and frequently askedquestions see www.schools.utah.gov/edonline. Students must also have a current CCR (College & CareerReadiness Plan) in place with their school counselor.CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP(Early Graduation)In accordance with Senate Bill 27, students may graduate at the end of 11th grade, if they have completed allrequirements for graduation in Alpine School District (28 credits). The eleventh grade graduation plan willenable students to receive a tuition credit up to 1,000 for colleges/universities within the state of Utah. Thistuition credit is applied for upon enrollment at the college or university. Students in 12th Grade may receive apro-rated early graduation tuition credit of 250 per quarter of early graduation.NEW CENTURY SCHOLARSHIPCompletion of Associate DegreeThe New Century Scholarship encourages students to accelerate their education by earning an Associate’sdegree in high school from an institution within the Utah System of Higher Education.For more information see website: http:stepuputah.com/newcenturyscholarshipREGENTS SCHOLARSHIPThe Regents’ Scholarship encourages Utah high school students to prepare for college academically andfinancially by taking a core course of study and saving for college. The scholarship may be used at any publiccollege or university in the Utah System of Higher Education, as well as at Brigham Young University-Provo, LDSBusiness College, and Westminster College.For more information see website: http: stepuputah.com/regentsscholarship9
COURSE rvation, erosion control, and farmwelding, including gas and electric, and otheragricultural mechanization applications. Thecourse will also include field or laboratoryapplications of concepts being taught. (CIP1.0221)AGRICULTURAL SCIENCEAND TECHNOLOGYBIOLOGY - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE80333 (SC) (CTE) (S-E)Full Year Grades 10-12This course is designed to meet therequirement for biological science credit. Thestandards and objectives for this course arethe same as the standards and objectives forBiology, with the only difference being thedegree of emphasis on agriculture. Studentscompleting this course will be cognizant ofcurrent technologies, methods, and changes inagricultural science and are expected to knowand apply the standards outlined in the corecurriculum as they relate to the industry ofagriculture (CIP 2.0112)ANIMAL SCIENCE (CTE) (S-E)Full Year Grades 10-12Prerequisite: Biology-Agricultural Science orBiologyNote: 15 lab requiredThis course exposes students to a wide rangeof scientific principles, such as genetics,anatomy, physiology/nutrition, disease, pests,and management practices. The scienceprocesses of observation, measurement,hypothesizing, data gathering,interpretation, analysis, and application arestressed.Careeropportunitiesandeducational preparation are examined.Learning activities are varied, with classroom,laboratory, and field experiences emphasized.AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS 180213 (CTE)Full Year Grades 10-12Note: 15.00 lab requiredThis course teaches basic skills related to themechanicalactivitiesinvolvedwithagricultural production/service. Instructionincludes field and laboratory application ofthe concepts taught. Students will developskills in the areas of hot and cold metal, toolreconditioning, plumbing, painting, bill ofmaterials, small gas engines, and basicwelding. Emphasis will be placedon safety and proper use of tools andequipment. (CIP 1.0211)FLORAL DESIGN (CTE)Semester Grades 10-12Note: 15.00 lab requiredThis course covers principles of floral art withan emphasis on commercial design. Topicsinclude basic design styles and colorharmonies; identification, use, and care ofprocessing of cut flowers and foliages;mechanical aids and containers; personalflowers; holiday designs; and plantidentification and care. The student willdemonstrate the ability to identify floraldesign styles and color harmonies; identifycut flowers and foliages and the care andprocessing methods for extended vase life;select containers and mechanical aids; andcreate basic floral arrangements. The study ofthe general principles of plants, and their lifeprocesses and morphology, with emphasis onmajor floral crops are also covered.(CIP1.0631)AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS 280223 (CTE) (FC)Full Year Grades 11-12Prerequisite: Agri
Lehi High School offers concurrent enrollment classes in conjunction with Utah Valley University. Students may take classes which offer high school as well as college credit while still in high school. Classes are held on the Lehi High School campus. To participate
