Electives

College Careers and Planning - This one-semester course will investigate college choices, career choices, scholarship opportunities, preparation for college entrance testing.

Computer Applications - This full-year class provides a review of proper keyboarding techniques by learning to type by touch.  Using Microsoft Office 2010, presentation skills, databases, spreadsheets, charting and word processing skills will be introduced. Students will become proficient in creating MLA reports, employment letters, resumes, office memos, basic PowerPoint presentations, and Excel worksheets. This class is a prerequisite to Web Programming.

Current Events - This class will follow the events of our times, with discussion and evaluation of current events and personalities from a Biblical World View.

Debate - This one-semester course will guide students into the discipline of debate, preparation for, and execution of a debate platform.

Financial Planning - Using Dave Ramsey's financial peace plan students are able to relate family business decisions based on Scripture.  The class involves outside projects and in-class projects.

Marketing - This one-semester class studies retail marketing and topics related to business management and operation.

Psychology - This one-semester course will introduce the student to the basic concepts of formal psychology, and lead the student to understand the mind from a Biblical base.

Spanish I - Spanish I is an introductory course designed to help the beginning student develop the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing.  The customs and the cultures of Spanish-speaking people are explored.

Spanish II - Prerequisite: Spanish I - Spanish II continues the development of listening and speaking proficiency with some emphasis on reading comprehension and acquisition of writing skills.  Other grammatical and verb tenses are studied.  More of the customs and cultures of Spanish-speaking people are explored.

Web Programming - Prerequisite: Computer Applications - The first semester of this class allows students to create and post their very own Web sites on the Internet using HTML, XHTML and CSS.  The second semester students will learn jQuery to program advanced functions into their Web sites.