22-23 Course Selection for Grades 9-12

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This is your opportunity to select the elective courses you are interested in taking next year based on what we plan to offer. Please submit your choices by Friday, July 1, 2022. If you do not complete and submit this form, we will do our best to fill your schedule with the courses that are available.

Please understand that the master schedule is subject to change based on enrollment, staffing, student choices/needs, and teacher recommendations. If you failed one or more classes during the 21-22 school year, administration and staff will make the necessary adjustments to your schedule in order to meet graduation requirements.

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Indicate the grade you will be in during the 2022-23 school year. *

9th grade

10th grade

11th grade

12th grade

Choose the elective courses you are interested in taking from the list below. You may select up to 6 courses (3 per semester). A full year elective will count as 2 courses (1 per semester). *

Band (full year) (Grades 9-12)

Choir (full year) (Grades 9-12)

Yearbook (full year) (Grades 11-12)

Art

Advanced Athletics (offered for 3 sport athletes, a sport played each season)

Lifetime Fitness (Grades 10-12)

Entrepreneurship

Bioethics NEW! - What is the value of human life? Does your body really belong to you? Bioethics explores the moral principles on maintaining, extending, and even creating life. Through research, discussion, and debate, we will investigate the laws that protect us from mad scientists and consider the ethics of genetic engineering. By the end of the class, students will know what their HIPPA rights are. They will know the major medical controversies in America and develop informed opinions on how we, as a society, should move forward in our medical advances.

Indigenous American Studies NEW! - Designed to allow high school students to examine the long history of Native Americans and First Nations peoples. Throughout the course, students will analyze transcripts of laws and policies passed in the United States and Canada affecting Indigenous peoples. Students will read and listen to a multitude of Indigenous voices to examine the history from the perspective of First Nations and Native American populations. The overall aim of this course is to allow students to participate in civic engagement beyond the classroom and understand the importance of allyship in an era of prospective reconciliation.

Mythology NEW! - Myths and legends are the bedrocks of every culture. Together, we will explore ancient Greek and Roman mythology. We will step into an ancient time of gods, kings, heroes, and villains. We will see how the gods held sway over all mortals with their unbreakable wheel of fate, and how love was the most potent force in the cosmos. By the end of the class, students will be familiar with the Olympian gods and goddesses; they will know how myths and legends are interwoven into our own culture; they will study the ancients' ideals of freedom, love, justice, and heroism.

Sports History NEW! - This elective will examine the development of sport(s) in America. Our historical study will focus on helping students gain a better understanding of the inner relationship that sports has on social, economic, cultural, and political forces that are at work in the United States as well as the world. We will examine the historical context as well as the significance of race, gender, ethnicity, and social class. We will do our historical investigation through readings, primary sources, audio, and visual materials as well as class discussions.

I need to retake a core class for credit. Select the course(s) you need in the next question.

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If you need to retake a core class (English, Math, Science, Social Studies), select the core subject area below for the class(es) you need to take:

English

Math

Science

Social Studies

Other:

The Career Center still has openings in many of their programs. If you are a junior or senior and are interested in attending the Career Center next year, but have not submitted a registration form, please indicate the program(s) you are interested in from the list below. You will need to pick up a registration form in the main office and return it ASAP in order to secure a spot.

1st Choice

2nd Choice

Auto Service Technology

Biotechnology

Careers in Education

Computer Technology

Culinary Arts Management

Cosmetology

Digital Media

Graphic Communications

Health Occupations

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What elective options would you like to see at Marlette? We may not be able to offer these this year, but can look at providing them in the future.

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