AgribioloigyAgri-Biology is a one-credit course that meets the "life science requirement" for science credit. This course may count as one of the three required credits in science for high school graduation. Agri-Biology uses agricultural contexts to present the required life science core content for assessment, as outlined in the program of ...
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AgriscienceAgriscience is a two-credit interdisciplinary course that meets the "life science requirement" for science credit. This "two-credit" course may count as one of the three required credits in science for high school graduation. Agriscience Interdisciplinary uses agricultural contexts to present the required life science core content for assessment, as outlined in ...
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Business EconomicsBusiness Economics is a 1/2 or 1 credit, interdisciplinary elective course designed to be a comprehensive study of economics which meets the economics core content requirement for graduation. It provides an in-depth study of how people produce, distribute, and consume goods and services. economic terminology, theory, and a comparison of economic ...
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Computer Aided DraftingComputer Aided Drafting/Geometry is a two credit interdisciplinary course that provides the opportunity for the students to complete two drafting courses to earn one required geometry credit. Introduction to C.A.D. and Drafting Fundamentals when taught with the collaboration of a math teacher and the drafting teacher will meet geometry requirement for ...
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Construction GeometryThe 2003 high school graduation requirements allow for interdisciplinary or applied courses to substitute for specific academic courses. For students to receive a required math credit for the geometry core content taught in the construction technology program, an interdisciplinary construction technology/geometry course has been developed. The attached curriculum document indicates the alignment ...
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Consumer EconomicsConsumer Economics is a one-credit, interdisciplinary course that meets the academic credit for economics within the social studies requirement or as an elective for family and consumer sciences. This course will focus on social studies core content for KCCT and the skill assessment on career and technical state/national mandated standards. The ...
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Health and WellnessThis one-credit course is designed as an interdisciplinary approach to health education. The main focus of this course is the promotion of a healthy lifestyle through proper nutrition, physical activities, and lifestyle choices. This course model includes core content from practical living and vocational studies. Activities and extensions for diverse learners ...
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Math for Business and IndustryMathematics for Business and Industry is a one credit, interdisciplinary elective course which meets the math core content requirement for graduation. Instruction will focus on the math core content. This course enables the student to explore mathematical content for personal, business, and industrial use. Math concepts and skills are applied through study ...
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Medical ScienceThis one-credit course uses health occupations as a vehicle to present the life science content outlined in the Program of Studies. The course integrates academic expectations and activities with the disciplines of life science, mathematics, health, social studies, language arts, arts and humanities, and vocational studies. During their study of medical ...
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Nuritional and Food ScienceNutritional and food science is a one credit interdisciplinary course that meets the academic credit for life science component within the science requirement. This course focuses on understanding nutritional concepts and relationships between nutrition and science with practical application and scientific methods of inquiry. The family and consumer sciences teacher and ...
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