Miami Sunset Senior High Curriculum · Course Offerings Miami Sunset Senior High School offers a magnitude of classes geared towards the pursuit of Higher education and the advancement

Miami Sunset Senior High Curriculum

Course Offerings

Miami Sunset Senior High School offers a magnitude of classes geared towards the pursuit of Higher education and the advancement in technology. Our Medical Magnet, Engineering Magnet, Multi-Media/Communications Magnet and a Cybersecurity Magnet Programs are available for concentration of study, as well as, academies and strands for students to participate in. During a student’s ninth grade year, they begin with an entry level academy course which also covers transitional course content, helping a student transition into the high school setting. Students who complete four courses within their academy graduate as an academy completer. Additionally, we offer Advanced Placement Courses (AP) in many subject areas and we also offer the AP Capstone Program, which is an innovative diploma program that develops student’s critical skills needed to succeed in college and life. For more information, see the AGS Academy section. Dual Enrollment: Dual Enrollment is a program that allows high school students currently attending an accredited Miami-Dade County Public or Private High School or Home School Program to simultaneously enroll in a college course. The credit(s) that the student earns is used toward both high school graduation and are acceptable credit(s) toward a College Degree or Technical Certificate. Dual Enrollment is available through a partnership between Miami Sunset Senior High School and Miami Dade College (MDC). Transportation is provided to MDC during the school day. Textbooks are provided to the students who participate in the Dual Enrollment program. To be eligible for Dual Enrollment a student must: • Have a minimum of a 3.0 unweighted GPA • Be a 10th grader or Higher • Passed the appropriate sections of PERT or appropriate SAT/ACT scores • Obtain permission from Parent, Guidance Counselor and Principal Dual Enrollment forms are available in the Guidance Office. Interested students should see their Guidance Counselor to obtain the appropriate forms. For more information please visit: Miami Dade College: http://www.mdc.edu/asa/dual_enrollment.asp Dual Enrollment Courses are also offered through: Engineering Magnet Program incorporates a partnership with Embry Riddle: http://worldwide.erau.edu/locations/fort-lauderdale/ Multimedia and Communications Magnet Program incorporates a partnership with Florida International University: http://www.fiu.edu/~understu/de/index.html

FLORIDA VIRTUAL SCHOOL Florida Virtual School is available on-site for Foreign Language courses. The following are courses that can be taken on-site through Florida Virtual School. For more information, see section on “Grading Student Performance”. World Languages: Spanish I Spanish II Spanish for Speakers I French I French II FormoreinformationonFloridaVirtualSchoolandalistingofallcoursesoffered,pleasevisit:www.flvs.net.

Language Arts

COURSESEQUENCE

STATECOURSECODENUMBER

NAME PREREQUISITES COURSEREQUIREMENT

A01 100131001 English I - Grade 9

A02 100132001H English I Honors - Grade 9 A or B Advanced English

$15 PSAT Fee

A03 100134001 English II - Grade 10 Technology Fee for Tablets A04 100135001H English II Honors - Grade 10 A or B Eng. Honors

Teacher Recommendation

A05 100137001 English III - Grade 11 $15 PSAT Fee

A06 100138001H English III Honors - Grade 11 A or B Eng. Honors Teacher Recommendation

$15 PSAT Fee

A07 100140001 English IV Grade 12

A08 100141001H English IV Honors Grade 12

A or B Eng. Honors Teacher Recommendation

A09 100142001AP AP Language & Composition Grade 11 or 12

A or B Eng. Honors, 50 or better on PSAT Critical Reading Teacher Recommendation

1-2 College Texts $15 PSAT Fee

A10 100143001 AP Literature & Composition Grade 11 or 12

A or B Eng. Honors, 50 or better on PSAT Critical Reading Teacher Recommendation

$15 PSAT Fee

A13 100733001 Debate I A27 100832003 SAT/ACT Verbal Preparatory

Study Skills SAT Practice Book

A99 170030011 Research I (Local Honors) *Support for AP courses*

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS (ELL)

COURSE SEQUENCE

STATE COURSE CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

S11,12,13, 14

100230002 English I through ESOL Strategies Grade 9

2 Novels

S21,22,23, 24

100231002 English II through ESOL Strategies Grade 10

2 Novels

S31,32,33, 34

100232002 English III through ESOL Strategies Grade 11

2 Novels Dictionary

S41,42,43, 44

100252002 English IV through ESOL Strategies Grade 12

2 Novels

S45 1002380L1 Developmental L.A. through ESOL Level I

CELLA Assessment 2 Novels $5 Lab Fee

S46 1002380L2 Developmental L.A. through ESOL Level 2






RequiredElectivedeterminedbyFSA/ELAorFCAT

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

A18/A64 100041002/ 100131001

Intensive Reading Plus paired with English 1

For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA ; 1st-25th percentile on FAIR

A14/A63 100134001/ 100041002

Intensive Reading Plus paired with English 2

For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA ; 1st-25th percentile on FAIR

A21 100041001 Intensive Reading Grade 9

For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA

A22 100041001 Intensive Reading Grade 10


A23 1000410RT Intensive Reading Grade 11


A25 1000410RT Intensive Reading Grade 12

For students who have not passed the FCAT Reading

For all Honors and A.P. courses a Teacher Recommendation is required. Parent overrides may require a Parent-Teacher conference for such requests to be considered. Please note that only students with teacher recommendations will be provided with priority enrollment. Due to the class size amendment, enrollment for students with a parent override may be denied.

Summer2017listincluded.YouarerequiredtoreadallNovelsassigned.RegularandHonorsEnglish–AllworkdueonorbeforeAugust31,2017

Miami Sunset Senior High School

Summer Reading 2017

You are required to read all novels assigned.

RegularandHonorsEnglish–

AllworkdueonorbeforeAugust31,2017

Option#1

Writeaonepage“pitch”toaproducerexplainingwhythestorywouldorwouldnotmakeagreatmovie.Useevidencebycitingorquotinginterestingpartsofthestory.Onepageperbook.Doublespace.

OR

Option#2

Createatimelineofeventsforbothbooksyouread.Eachtimelinemusthave10divisions.Besurethedivisionsofthetimelinereflectthetimeperiodintheplot.Usedrawingsormagazinecutoutsalongwithwords/phrases

toillustrateeventsalongthetimeline.

OR

Option#3

Drawanemptyheadandinsideofdrawanysymbols,wordsorimagesthatarebouncingaroundinthemindofthecharacterinthestory.

9thGrade

TheThingsTheyCarriedbyTimeO’Brien

TheHungerGamesbySuzanneCollins

10thGrade

TheAlchemistbyPauloCoelho

HiddenLikeAnneFrank:fourteentruestoriesofsurvivalbyMarcelPrins

11thGrade

IntheTimeoftheButterfliesbyJuliaAlvarez

IntotheWildbyJonKrakauer

12thGrade

GirlwithaPearlEarringbyTracyChevalier

TreasureIslandbyRobertLouisStevenson

APEnglishLanguageandComposition

1)ReadFreakonomics:ARogueEconomistExplorestheHiddenSideofEverythingby:StephenJ.Dubner&StevenLevitt.Writeasummaryoftheclaims&counterclaimsmadeineachchapter.

2)Writeanarrativeaboutyoursummer.Haveittyped(12pt.double-spaced).Turninthefirstweekofschool.

3)Watchthenewsfor5days.(PBSNewshouronly.)Read5articlesfromthenewspaper.(NewYorkTimes,MiamiHerald,Newsweek,Timeetc.)Documentyourwork–whatyouwatched(documentallstories),whatyoureadetc.Includethedate,title,summary,andreaction.(Nationalorinternationalnews–nosportsor

entertainment!)

*Theschoollibrarywillnotcheckthesebooksoutoversummer.Itisyourresponsibilitytoborroworbuythesetitlesandreadallselectionspriortoyourreturntoschoolinthefall.

APLiteratureandComposition

(StudentsmustseeMs.KhaninRoom234forSummerReadingAssignmentpacket.)

1. TheInfernobyDanteAlighieri(translationbyJohnCiardi)

2. HowtoReadLiteratureLikeaProfessorbyThomasC.Foster

3. TheStrangerbyAlbertCamus

4. TheHelpbyKathrynStockett

APLiteratureandComposition:Ms.Manfra

StudentsmustcreateanaccountonCommonlit.orgusingthefollowingclasscode:4B84R

Theymustcompletethefollowingpassagesandanswerthequestions:

1.TheFallacyofSuccess

2.OntheDignityofMeannessofHumanNature

3.MenandWomenUseDifferentScalestoWeighMoralDilemmas

4.PoliticalSociety

Studentswillalsoberequiredtoreadoneofthefollowing:

GritbyAngelaDuckworth

or

MindsetbyCarolDweck

Ina500wordessaytheyneedtoexplainhowtheywillapplytheconceptsineitherbooktotheirlives.

HAVEAGREATSUMMER!

MATHEMATICS

COURSE

SEQUENCE STATE COURSE CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

B01 120031001 Algebra I Scientific Calculator

B02 120032001H Algebra I Honors MJ Math B or Higher Teacher Recommendation

Scientific Calculator

B04 120632001H Geometry Honors Algebra I Honors B or Higher Teacher Recommendation


B06 120033001 Algebra II Algebra I & Geometry Graphing Calculator

B07 120034001H Algebra II Honors

Algebra I Honors & Geometry Honors Teacher Recommendation

Graphing Calculator

B08/B58 120130002/ 121130003

Mathematical Analysis Honors/ Trigonometry Honors

Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II C or Higher

Graphing Calculator

B09 120070001 Mathematics For College Readiness

Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II C- or lower


B10 129831001 Advanced topics in Mathematics

Algebra I, Geometry


B11 120234002H Pre-Calculus Honors Algebra II B or Higher Teacher Recommendation

Graphing Calculator

B12 121032001AP AP Statistics Algebra 2 B or Higher Teacher Recommendation

Graphing Calculator

B13 120231001AP AP Calculus AB Pre-Calculus Teacher Recommendation

Graphing Calculator

B14 120232001AP AP Calculus BC Calculus AB Teacher Recommendation

Graphing Calculator

B15 12003700A Algebra IA Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics

Graphing Calculator

B16 12003800B Algebra IB Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics

Graphing Calculator


SCIENCE

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

C01 200331001 Physical Science $6 Science Fee

C02 200332001H Physical Science Honors Comp Science w/B or Higher

$6 Science Fee

C03 200031001 Biology Physical Science $6 Science Fee

C04 200032001H Biology I Honors Physical Science w/A; H. Physical Science w/B or Higher

$6 Science Fee

C06 200334001 Chemistry Biology

$12 Science Fee

C07 200335001H Chemistry I Honors Algebra I w/B or Higher and H. Biology w/B or Higher

$12 Science Fee

C08 200338001 Physics I Algebra II w/C or Higher $15 Science Fee

C09 200342101AP AP Physics I Algebra II w/B or Higher $15 Science Fee

C10 200034001AP AP Biology H. Biology and H. Chemistry w/B or Higher

$15 Science Fee

C14 20003301H Biology II Honors Simultaneously enrolled in AP Biology

$15 Science Fee

C11 200337001AP AP Chemistry H. Chemistry and Algebra II w/B or Higher

$15 Science Fee

C20 200138001AP AP Environmental Science H. Biology and Chemistry w/ B or Higher

$15 Science Fee

C15 200041001 Zoology Biology w/B or Higher $15 Science Fee

C16 200035001 Anatomy and Physiology Physical Science, Biology $15 Science Fee

C17 200036001H Anatomy and Physiology Honors H. Biology and Chemistry w/B or Higher & enrolled in H. English

$15 Science Fee

C19 200251001 Marine Science 1 Honors Biology w/B or Higher $15 Science Fee


SOCIAL STUDIES

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

D01 210931001 World History Grade 9

Technology Fee for Tablets

D02 210932001H World History Honors Grade 9

Honors English Technology Fee for Tablets

D03 210942001AP AP World History Grades 9, 12

Enrolled in H. English Teacher Recommendation


D04 210031001 United States History Grade 11

D05 210032001H United States History Honors Grade 11

Enrolled in Honors English or AP English

D06 210033001AP AP United States History Grade 11

Enrolled in H. English or AP English Teacher Recommend.

Purchase Project Materials

D51/D71 210631001 210233501

Government/Economics w/ Financial Literacy Grade 12

D53/D73 210632001H 210234501H

Government Honors/Economics w/Financial Literacy Honors, Grade 12

Enrolled in Honors English or AP English

D55/D75

210642001AP 210237001AP

AP Government/AP Macro Economics Grade 12

Enrolled in H. Eng. or AP English Teacher Recommend


D07 210340001AP/ 210340002AP

AP Human Geography Grades 9-12

Teacher Recommend. Enrolled in H. Eng or AP Eng.


D57/D77 210730001 210731001

Psychology I/ Psychology II Grades 10-12

10th-12th Grade

D09 210735001AP AP Psychology Grades 10-12

Teacher Recommend., Enrolled in H. Eng or AP English


D89/D90 210531005 / 210943002

World Religions (Local Honors) / Holocaust


M09 210637003 Comprehensive Law Studies Purchase Project Materials

M10 210646801 Constitutional Law Honors Teacher Recommendation Purchase Project Materials

M51 / M71 210638003 / 210639003

Legal Systems and Concepts / Court Procedures

Teacher Recommendation Purchase Project Materials

A99 170030011 Research I (Local Honors) *Support for AP Courses*

SPECIAL EDUCATION (SPED)

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

I01 100131001 English I - Grade 9 2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee (optional)

I02 100134001 English II - Grade 10 2 Novels Technology Fee for Tablets

I03 100137001 English III Grade 11 2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee (optional)

I04 100140001 English IV - Grade 12 2 Novels

I05 100041001 Intensive Reading - Grade 9 For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA

Lab Fee of $4

I06 100041001 Intensive Reading - Grade 10 For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA

Lab Fee of $4

I07 100041001 Intensive Reading - Grade 11 – 12 For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA or have not passed the FCAT

Lab Fee of $4

I08 12003700A Algebra IA Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics


I12 12003800B Algebra IB Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics

I09 120631001 Geometry - Grade 10 Algebra 1 Scientific Calculator

I11 129831001 Advanced Topics in Mathematics Alg. 1 & Geometry Graphing Calculator

I10 120070001 Mathematics for College Readiness Algebra I, Geometry, Scientific Calculator

I13 200331001 Physical Science - Grade 9 $6 Science Fee

I14 200031001 Biology - Grade 10 Physical Science $6 Science Fee

I15 200131001 Earth/Space Science Biology $6 Science Fee

I16 210931001 World History - Grade 9 Technology Fee for Tablets

I17 210031001 United States History - Grade 11

I18/I88 210631001 210233501

Government/Economics w/ Financial Literacy - Grade 12

I20 900181009 Career Education for Students with Disabilities: Related Instruction (DCTH)

Age:16 $18*DECADues

I21 8300410J2 (DCT/OJT) Diversified Career Technology/On-the-Job Training

MusttakewithDCTHRelatedInstructionClass

$18*DECADues/Emp.EligibilityRequired

INCLUSION COURSES

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

A24 100131001 English I

Grade 9

Min. C each quarter in gen. ed or inclusion English & Reading; min. B each quarter in SPED English

2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee (optional)

A34 100134001 English II

Grade 10


2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee

A44 100137001 English III Grade 11


2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee (optional)

A54 100140001 English IV Grade 12


2 Novels

B24 12003700A Algebra

IA

Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics


B25 12003800B Algebra

IB

Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics


C24 200331001 Physical Science

Grade 9

Min. C each quarter in gen. ed. or inclusion Science & Math; min. B each quarter in SPED Science & Math

$6 Science Fee

D24 210931001 World History

Grade 9

Min. C each quarter in gen. ed. or inclusion English; min. B each quarter in SPED English


ACCESS COURSES

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

I30 791011101 Access English 1/2 (9th & 10th grade)

I31 791011201 Access English 3/4 (11th & 12th grade)

I32 791206501 Access Geometry

I33 792001501 Access Biology 1

I34 792102701 Access World History

I35 796301001 Preparation for Adult Living

I36 796001001 Transition Planning

I37 796701002 Access Visual & Performing Arts

I38 796308001 Learning Strategies 9-12

Z06 798012002 Career Experiences 10 -12 Signed IEP

I40 791208002 Access Algebra IA

I41 792002201 Access Physical Science

I42 791209002 Access Algebra IB

I43 791207002 Access Liberal Arts Math

I44 792002003 Access Earth/Space Science

I45 792102502 Access US History

I46 / I47 792101502 / 792102202

Access United States Gov’t / Access Economics

EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORAL DISABILITY (EBD)

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

L01

100131001

English I - Grade 9

2 Novels

$15 PSAT Fee (optional)

L02 100134001 English II - Grade 10 2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee

L03 100137001 English III - Grade 11 2 Novels $15 PSAT Fee (optional)

L04 100140001 English IV - Grade 12 2 Novels

L05 791011101 Access English 1/2 (9th & 10th grade)

L06 791011201 Access English 3/4 (11th & 12th grade)

L07 12003700A Algebra IA Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics


L21 12003800B Algebra IB Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics

L08 120631001 Geometry - Grade 10 Algebra 1 Scientific Calculator

L10 120731002 Liberal Arts Mathematics 2 Algebra 1 & Geometry Graphing Calculator

L09 120070001 Mathematics for College Readiness Algebra 1 & Geometry Scientific Calculator

L11 791206501 Access Geometry Algebra 1

L12 200331001 Physical Science - Grade 9 $6ScienceFee

Calculator

L13 200031001 Biology - Grade 10 Physical Science $6ScienceFee

L14 200131001 Earth/Space Science Physical Science $6ScienceFee

Calculator

L15 210931001 World History - Grade 9 TechnologyFeeforTablets

L16 210031001 United States History - Grade 11

L48/L98 210631001 210233501

Government/Economics w/ Financial Literacy - Grade 12

L18 100041001 Intensive Reading - Grades 9 – 12 For students who have not met proficiency on the FSA ELA

$4ScienceFee

L19 792001501 Access Biology 1 $6ScienceFee

L20 796307001 Unique Skills: Social & Emotional

L17 / L47 792101502 / Access US Gov’t / Access Economics with Financial Literacy

L40 791208002 Access Algebra IA Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics

L42 791209002 Access Algebra IB Students who have not met proficiency on the FSA Mathematics

L41 792002201 Access Physical Science

L34 792102701 Access World History

L43 791207002 Access Liberal Arts Math

L44 792002003 Access Earth/Space Science

L45 792102502 Access US History

Miami Sunset Senior High

WORLD LANGUAGE ELECTIVES

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

E11 070533001 Italian II Italian I or Equivalent

X61/X62 070834001 Spanish I through FLVS (As a Foreign Language)

Entry level for Non- Spanish Speakers

FLVS

X63/X64 070835001 Spanish II through FLVS (As a Foreign Language)

Spanish I or Equivalent FLVS

Z13/Z14 070930001 Spanish for Spanish Speakers I through FLVS

Non-Readers of Spanish FLVS

E22 070840001AP AP Spanish Language Placement Test; Teacher recommendation

Spanish Honor Society Membership

E23 070841001AP AP Spanish Literature Placement Test; Teacher Recommendation

Spanish Honor Society Membership

X84/X85 070132001 French I through FLVS (As a Foreign Language)

Z31/Z32 070133001 French II through FLVS (As a Foreign Language)

French 1 or Equivalent

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

G05 1700370TR

Teacher Assisting I: Critical Thinking and Study Skills

3.00unweightedGPAandgoodattendance

G06 1700370TR Teacher Assisting II: Critical Thinking and Study Skills

3.00unweightedGPAandgoodattendance

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

F51/F71 150335001 150131001

Team Sport1I/ Fit. Lifestyle Design

PE Uniform

F52/F72 150340001 150341001

Aerobics 1 / Aerobics 2

PE Uniforms plus $10.00 Fee

F53/F73 150550001 150551001

Volleyball 1 / Volleyball 2

PE Uniforms plus $10.00 Fee

F54/F74 150331001 150139001

Beginning Basketball 1/ Comprehensive Fitness Grades 9-12

Purchase class jersey

F57/F77 150134001 150241001

Weight Training 1/ Individual & Dual Sports 1

Grades 9-12

PE Uniform plus $5.00 Fee

F58/F78 150135001 150242001

Weight Training 2/ Individual & Dual Sports 2 Grades 10-12


F59/F79 150131001 150243001

Fitness Lifestyle Design/ Individual Dual Sports III Grades 11, 12


F62/F82 150130001 150335001

GRADUATION REQUIREMENT Personal Fitness /Team Sport 2 Grades 10-12

PE Uniform

F06/F80 190031001 150134001

Driver Education/Traffic Safety/ Weight Training 1

PE Uniform $10.00 Fee

MEDICAL MAGNET PROGRAM

MEDICAL MAGNET

Sports Medicine

Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 English I English II English III English IV Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2 Math course Physical Science or Higher

Biology or Higher Chemistry Elective

World History Personal Fitness/ Fitness Lifestyle Design

United States History American Government/ Economics

World Language (FLVS) World Language (FLVS) Fine Art Elective

Explorations of Health Occupations / Health 2

First Aid Safety/Personal Social & Family Relationships

Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries/ Advanced Health Exp.

Anatomy Reg. or Hon.

Allied Health

Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 English I English II English III English IV Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2 Pre-Calculus Physical Science or Higher

Biology or Higher Chemistry Physics I or Science Elective

World History Personal Fitness/ Physical Education

United States History American Government/ Economics



Anatomy and Physiology Science Elective Science Elective

Science Electives: Anatomy R/H, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C, AP Environmental Science, Zoology, Marine Science I Honors

Pre-Med Strand

Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 English I (H) English II (H) English III (H) or (AP) English IV (H) or (AP) Geometry (H) or Higher Algebra 2 (H) or Higher Pre-Calculus (H) or

Higher AP Calc. / or Math Elective

Biology (H) or Higher Chemistry (H) or Higher Physics I or AP Physics I Science Elective

World History (H) or (AP) Personal Fitness/ Physical Education

United States History (H) or (AP)

American Government/ Economics (H) or (AP)



Anatomy & Physiology (H)

AP Biology or AP Chemistry

AP Biology or AP Chemistry

Electives:AnatomyandPhysiology,Biology,Chemistry,Physics,Zoology,Psychology,MarineScience,Calculus,Pre-Calculus,Statistics,SportsPsychology/SportsManagement,ForensicScience,ScienceResearch,FirstAid&Safety

Medical Magnet

CourseSequence StateCourseCodeNumber

Name Prerequisites COURSEREQUIREMENT

F63/F83 840021001 080031001

Exploration of Health Occupation/

Health 2 Personal Health

Medical Magnet: Pre-Med or Sports

Medicine Strands

$ 5.00 Lab Fee

H11 841711002 Health Science Foundations 2

Allied Health /EMR Strand

$ 5.00 Lab Fee

F64/F84 080032001/ 080033001

First Aid Safety/ Personal, Social,

Family Relationship

Sports Medicine Strand

$ 5.00 Lab Fee

H12 841710003 Anatomy and Physiology (Health

Science 1)


$ 5.00 Lab Fee

F65/F85 150249002/ 080036002

Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries/ Advanced Health

Explorations

Sports Medicine Strand

$ 5.00 Lab Fee

H13 H171500S1 Emergency Medical Responder


$ 5.00 Lab Fee

C68 170032011 Research 3

Pre-Med Strand $ 5.00 Lab Fee

Advanced Academic Internship

Pre-Med Strand or Sports Medicine

Strand

8417131 Allied Health Assisting 3


$ 5.00 Lab Fee

F60/F90 841711003 / 882743001

Sports Psychology (Health Science 3)/ Sports Marketing


ENGINEERING MAGNET PROGRAM

Engineering Magnet

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

K01 860055001H Introduction To Engineering Design Honors (IED)

Majoring in Academy Of Engineering

$20/ Material fee

K02 860052001H Principles of Engineering Honors (POE) Industry Certification in Auto Desk Inventor

Introduction to Engineering Design w/ C or Higher; Teacher Recommendation

$20/ Material fee

K03 860053001H Digital Electronics Honors (DE)

Principles of Engineering w/ C or Higher; Teacher Recommendation

$20/ Material fee

K04 860065001H Engineering Design & Development (EDD) / Level 3-Robotics using VEX components, include and require Industry Certification in Autodesk Inventor 2013.

Grade of B or Higher in two previous Engineering or technology courses and Teacher Recommendation

$20/ Material fee

K05 86019001H Advanced Technology Applications

$20/ Material fee

* Introduction to Engineering students will be provided with the opportunity to take the Autodesk Inventor Industry Certification Exam during this course. * PLTW Courses require enrollment in college preparatory mathematics classes. Note: 3 year completion of PLTW courses AND a passing grade on the end of course exams can earn the student College credit at selected Universities.


COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

T01 820731002 Digital Information Technology

Majoring in Cybersecurity Academy

T03 900132001 Computer and Networking Security Fundamentals

Digital Information Technology

T04

900133001 Cybersecurity Essentials Computer and Networking Security Fundamentals

T10

900134001 Operational Cybersecurity Cybersecurity Essentials


2017-2018 Academies

AP Capstone Strand This strand requires a minimum of four AP courses in addition to AP Seminar and AP Research. Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 English I (H) English II (H) English III (H or AP) English IV(H or AP) Algebra I (H) or Higher Geometry (H) or Higher Algebra II (H) or Higher Pre-Calculus (H) or Higher Physical Science (H) or Higher

Biology I (H) or Higher Chemistry I (H) or Higher

Physics I (H) or Higher

World History ( H or AP) Personal Fitness/PE* United States History (H or AP)

Government/Economics (H or AP)

World Language World Language Elective Elective

Research I AP Seminar AP Research AP Elective

ACADEMY OF FINANCE Business and Finance The goal of the Business and Finance strand is to introduce high school students to the broad career opportunities of the financial services industry and to introduce students to the concept of entrepreneurship equipping students to make sound choices for the future. One of five member programs of the National Academy Foundation, Academy of Finance is located in more than 264 high schools nationwide.

COURSE

SEQUENCE

STATE COURSE

CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

W01 820731001 Digital Information Technology (Business & Finance) *NAF Curriculum

N/A

W02 881511002 Financial Operations *NAF Curriculum Digital Information Technology

$20 *FBLA Dues Membership Required

W03 881211002 Principles of Entrepreneurship *NAF Curriculum

Financial Operations

Operations


W04 881512002 Personal Financial Planning *NAF Curriculum

Principles of Entrepreneurship


Z08

881513002

Financial Internship*** Teacher approval

required Must adhere to attendance policy

*NAF Curriculum Through NAF's educational design, students experience rigorous, career-focused curriculum tied to real-world engagement opportunities with business professionals that set the stage for college success and rewarding careers.

**FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America): Is the appropriate student organization for providing Academy of Finance students with leadership training and reinforcing specific career and technical skills.

*** Internship: This course can be used to meet credit requirements for one or more of the Bright Futures Scholarship award levels. Important Note: Industry Certification – AOF students will be given an opportunity to earn the appropriate Industry Certification.

Cooperative Education – CDE/OJT Cooperative Education is designed to prepare students for the world of work. Students enrolled in this program must obtain paid supervised employment. Teacher approval is required.

COURSE SEQUEN

CE

STATE COURSE

CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

W09

8300420JT Cooperative Diversified Education/ On-the-Job Training – (CDE - OJT)


$20 **CECF Dues / Emp. Eligibility Req.

**CECF (Career Education Clubs of Florida): Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) are an integral part of the overall curricula in career and technical education and an essential part of CDE. Membership is required. Important Note: Industry Certification – CDE students will be given an opportunity to earn the appropriate Industry Certification.

SPED Diversified Education Grades 9-12 This program provides specialized career education for students with disabilities.

COURSE SEQUENCE

STATE COURSE

CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

I20

900181009

Career Education for Students with Disabilities: Related Instruction, DCTH

N/A

$18 *DECA Dues

I21

8300410J2

(DCT/OJT) Diversified Career Technology/On-the-Job Training

Must take with DCTH Related Instruction Class

$18 *DECA Dues / Emp. Eligibility Required

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

H01 885011001 Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism

$25 class fee

H02 883032002 Lodging Principles Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism

$25 class fee

H03 883033002 Lodging Applications (Industry Certification)

Lodging Principles $25 class fee

H04 884512003H Travel and Tourism Marketing and Management Honors

Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism

$25 class fee

H10 884513002 Hospitality & Tourism Internship

H14 8800420 Marketing Cooperative Education OJT

• SummerInternshipisrequiredafter11thGrade.

ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM

Hospitality and Tourism

Culinary Arts

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

H01 885011001 Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism

Can be taken concurrently with Culinary Arts I, II, III, or in any grade.

$25 class fee

H05 880051001 Culinary Arts I $25 Food Lab Fee

H06 880052001 Culinary Arts II Culinary Arts I $25 Food Lab Fee

H07 880053002 Culinary Arts III (Industry Certification)

Culinary Arts II $25 Food Lab Fee

H08 880054001 Culinary Arts IV Culinary Arts III $25 Food Lab Fee

H14 8800420 Marketing Cooperative Education OJT

ACADEMY OF MULTIMEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Digital / Multimedia Design

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Industry Certification http://dcte.dadeschools.net/pdf/industry-certification/2016_ROI_flyer.pdf *The National Academy Foundation (NAF) Educational Design is made up of four essential elements of practice: • Academy Development & Structure • Curriculum & Instruction • Advisory Board, • Work-Based Learning.

COURSE

SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

T01 820731001 Digital Media/Multimedia Foundations 1

Microsoft Office Specialist; Certification in Word, PPT, Excel NAF Curriculum*


Adobe Illustrator; Industry Certification NAF Curriculum*

Multimedia Foundations 1

$20 Annual Graphic Fee


Adobe InDesign; Industry Certification NAF Curriculum*


Summer Internship is required for Juniors.

Juniors must purchase school insurance for

$18.00.


Adobe; Premiere Pro Industry Certification NAF Curriculum*


$20 Annual T. V. Production Fee

Journalism

T.V. Production

COURSE SEQUENCE

STATE COURSE

CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

T12 100630011 Journalism 1

T13 100631011NP Journalism II (Newspaper I)

Journalism I After school time required.

T14 100632013NP Journalism III Honors (Newspaper II)

Journalism II After school time required.

T15 100633012NP Journalism IV Honors (Newspaper III)

Journalism III After school time required.

T16 100631011YB Journalism II (Yearbook I)

Journalism I

After school time required.

T17 100632013YB Journalism III Honors (Yearbook II)

Journalism II After school time required.

T18 100633012YB Journalism IV Honors (Yearbook III)

Hon. Journalism III YB After school time required. $10 lab fee

COURSE

SEQUENCE

STATE

COURSE

CODE NUMBER

NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE

REQUIREMENT

T05 877211001 TV Production I After school time required. $20 Fee - Media Cards T06 030033401H TV Production II Teacher

Recommendation ONLY No exeptions

After school time required. $20 Fee - Media Cards

LAW & PUBLIC SERVICE ACADEMY JROTC COURSE

SEQUENCE STATE COURSE

CODE NUMBER

NAME PREREQUISITES COURSE REQUIREMENT

M05 180130001 Leadership Education Training I (JROTC)

Physical Training Uniform; School Insurance, $20 class fee

M06 180131001 Leadership Education Training II (JROTC)

Lead. Ed Training I, Sr. Army Instructor Approval Required


M07 180132001 Leadership Education Training III (JROTC)

Lead Ed. Training II, Sr. Army Instructor Approval Required


M08 180133001 Leadership Education Training IV (JROTC)

Lead Ed. Training III, Sr. Army Instructor Approval Required


VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY Band

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R34 130230001 Band I Marching and Symphonic Band

$14.50/yr

R35 130231001 Band II Marching and Symphonic Band

1 year performing band at Sr. High level

$14.50/yr

R36 130232001 Band III Marching and Symphonic Band

2 years performing band at Sr. High level

$14.50/yr

R37 130233001 Band IV Marching and Symphonic Band

3 years performing band at Sr. High level

$14.50/yr

Q40 130246001 Instrumental Ensemble Strings I No Experience $14.50/yr

Q41 130247001 Instrumental Ensemble Strings II Minimum of 1 yr. of strings

$14.50/yr

Jazz Ensemble

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R38 130250001 Jazz Ensemble I Audition $14.50/yr

R39 130251001 Jazz Ensemble II 1-year Jazz Ensemble $14.50/yr

R40 130252001 Jazz Ensemble III 2 years Jazz Ensemble $14.50/yr

R41 130253001H Jazz Ensemble IV Honors 3 years Jazz Ensemble $14.50/yr Chorus

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R42 130330001 Chorus I $10/materials fee

R43 130331001 Chorus II 1-year high school chorus

$10/materials fee

R44 130332001 Chorus III 2 years high school chorus

$10/materials fee

R45 130333001 Chorus IV 3 years high school chorus

$10/materials fee

Dance

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R06 030040001

Dance Repertory I

$20 Fee – Production Fee

R07 030041001 Dance Repertory II Teacher Recommendation


R08 030042001H Dance Repertory III Honors Teacher Recommendation


R09 030033401H Dance Repertory IV Honors Teacher Recommendation


Drawing and Painting

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R56/R76 010434001 010437001

Drawing I/Painting I $34 Annual Materials Fee

R57/R77 010435001 010438001

Drawing II/Painting II Drawing and Painting I w/ B or better; Teacher Recommendation

$34 Annual Materials Fee

R58/R78 010436001H 010439001H

Drawing III/Painting III Honors Drawing and Painting II w/ B or better; Teacher Recommendation


R23 010131001 Two Dimensional Studio Art 2 Drawing and Painting III w/ B or better; Teacher Recommendation


Keyboard

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R30 130136001 Keyboard I $10/rental-$4.50/fee

R31 130137001 Keyboard II Keyboard I $10/rental-$4.50/fee

will play Uptown Funk and ……..M.Band pep.

R32 130138001 Keyboard III Keyboard II $10rental-$4.50/fee

R33 130139001H Keyboard IV Honors Keyboard III $10/rental-$4.50/fee Guitar

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R26 13132001 Guitar I $10/rental-$4.50/fee

R27 130133001 Guitar II Guitar I $10/rental-$4.50/fee

will play Uptown Funk and ……..M.Band pep.

R28 130134001 Guitar III Guitar II $10rental-$4.50/fee

R29 130135001 Guitar IV Guitar III $10/rental-$4.50/fee Acting

COURSE SEQUENCE


NAME

PREREQUISITES

COURSE REQUIREMENT

R16 040037001 Acting 1

R17 040038001 Acting 2 Acting 1

Anti-Discrimination Policy

Federal and State Laws The School Board of Miami-Dade County, Florida adheres to a policy of nondiscrimination in employment and educational programs/activities and strives affirmatively to provide equal opportunity for all as required by: Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 - prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, or national origin. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended - prohibits discrimination in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, or national origin. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 - prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender. Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) as amended - prohibits discrimination on the basis of age with respect to individuals who are at least 40. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 as amended - prohibits gender discrimination in payment of wages to women and men performing substantially equal work in the same establishment. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - prohibits discrimination against the disabled. Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) - prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in employment, public service, public accommodations and telecommunications. The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA) - requires covered employers to provide up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave to "eligible" employees for certain family and medical reasons. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 - prohibits discrimination in employment on the basis of pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions. Florida Educational Equity Act (FEEA) - prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, gender, national origin, marital status, or handicap against a student or employee. Florida Civil Rights Act of 1992 - secures for all individuals within the state freedom from discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, or marital status. Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA) - prohibits discrimination against employees or applicants because of genetic information. Boy Scouts of America Equal Access Act of 2002 – no public school shall deny equal access to, or a fair opportunity for groups to meet on school premises or in school facilities before or after school hours, or discriminate against any group officially affiliated with Boy Scouts of America or any other youth or community group listed in Title 36 (as a patriotic society). Veterans are provided re-employment rights in accordance with P.L. 93-508 (Federal Law) and Section 295.07 (Florida Statutes), which stipulate categorical preferences for employment. In Addition: School Board Policies 1362, 3362, 4362, and 5517 - Prohibit harassment and/or discrimination against students, employees, or applicants on the basis of sex, race, color, ethnic or national origin, religion, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, political beliefs, sexual orientation, gender, gender identification, social and family background, linguistic preference, pregnancy, and any other legally prohibited basis. Retaliation for engaging in a protected activity is also prohibited. Revised: (07.14)

Règleman Kont-Diskriminasyon

Lwa Federal ak Eta Komisyon Konsèy Lekòl Leta Miami-Dade County, Florid, suiv règleman san diskriminasyon nan anplwa ak pwogram/aktivite edikasyonèl e li fè efò pozitivman pou ofri opòtinite egal-ego pou tout moun jan lwa anba yo mande a: “Title VI of the Civil Right Act of 1964” (‘Title VI’ ki nan Akò 1964 sou Dwa Sivil) – entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz ras, koulè, relijyon, oubyen orijin nasyonal.

“Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964” (‘Title VII’ ki nan Akò 1964 sou Dwa Sivil), jan yo amande li – entèdi diskriminasyon nan travay sou baz ras, koulè, relijyon, sèks, oubyen orijin nasyonal. “Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972” (‘Title IX’ ki nan Amandman sou Edikasyon 1972) - entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz sèks fi/gason. “Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA)” (Akò 1967 sou Diskriminasyon Laj nan Travay), jan yo amande li – entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz laj konsènan moun ki gen omwen 40 tan. “The Equal Pay Act of 1963” (Akò 1963 sou Egalite nan Salè), jan yo amande li – entèdi diskriminasyon sèks fi/gason nan peman salè pou fi ak gason k ap fè sibstansyèlman menm kalite travay nan menm etablisman an. “Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973” (Seksyon 504 Akò 1973 sou Reyabilitasyon) – entèdi diskriminasyon kont moun ki gen andikap. “Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA)” (Akò 1990 sou Ameriken ki Gen Andikap ak Akò 2008 sou Amandman ADA) – entèdi diskriminasyon kont moun ki gen andikap nan travay, sèvis piblik, akomodasyon piblik e telekominikasyon. “The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA)” (Akò 1993 Fanmi e Absans pou Rezon Medikal) – mande anplwayè ki gen benefis asirans pou bay anplwaye ki “elijib” jiska 12 semèn absans san peye, pwoteksyon travay pou sèten rezon familyal e medikal. “The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978” (Akò 1978 sou Diskriminasyon nan Gwosès) – entèdi diskriminasyon nan travay sou baz gwosès, matènite, oubyen kondisyon medikal ki gen rapò ak gwosès. “Florida Educational Equity Act (FEEA)” (Akò sou Egalite Edikasyonèl Florid) – entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz ras, sèks fi/gason, orijin nasyonal, sitiyasyon marital, oubyen andikap kont yon elèv oubyen yon anplwaye. “Florida Civil Right Act of 1992” (Akò 1992 sou Dwa Sivil Florid) – asire libète kont diskriminasyon pou tout moun nan eta a akoz ras, koulè, relijyon, sèks orijin nasyonal, laj, andikap, oubyen sitiyasyon marital. “Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA)” (‘Title II’ ki nan Akò 2008 sou San Diskriminasyon Enfòmasyon Jenetik) – entèdi diskriminasyon kont anplwaye oubyen aplikan akoz enfòmasyon jenetik. “Boy Scouts of America Equal Access Act of 2002” (Akò 2002 sou Aksè Egal-Ego Eskout Ameriken) – Okenn lekòl leta pa ka anpeche aksè egal-ego, oubyen yon opòtinite pou rankont an gwoup sou teren lekòl oubyen andwa lekòl anvan oubyen aprè lè lekòl, oubyen fè diskriminasyon kont nenpòt gwoup ki afilye ofisyèlman avèk Eskout Ameriken oubyen nenpòt lòt gwoup jèn oubyen kominotè ki site nan “Title 36” (kòm yon sosyete patriyotik) Veteran gen dwa pou retounen nan travay daprè lwa P.L. 93-508 (Lwa Federal) ak Seksyon 295.07 (Lwa Florid), ki detèmine preferans kategori pou travay. Anplis: Règleman Komisyon Konsèy Lekòl yo 1362, 3362, 4362 e 5517 – Entèdi arasman e/ oubyen diskriminasyon kont elèv, anplwaye, oubyen aplikan sou baz sèks, ras, koulè, etnisite oubyen orijin nasyonal, relijyon, sitiyasyon marital, andikap, enfòmasyon jenetik, laj, kwayans politik, oryantasyon seksyèl, sèks fi/gason, idantifikasyon seksyèl, ran sosyal ak istwa familyal, preferans lengwistik, gwosès, e nenpòt lòt baz yo entèdi legalman. Yo entèdi tou revanj kont moun ki angaje li nan yon aktivite ki pwoteje.

Revize: (07.14)

Règleman Kont-Diskriminasyon

Lwa Federal ak Eta Komisyon Konsèy Lekòl Leta Miami-Dade County, Florid, suiv règleman san diskriminasyon nan anplwa ak pwogram/aktivite edikasyonèl e li fè efò pozitivman pou ofri opòtinite egal-ego pou tout moun jan lwa anba yo mande a: “Title VI of the Civil Right Act of 1964” (‘Title VI’ ki nan Akò 1964 sou Dwa Sivil) – entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz ras, koulè, relijyon, oubyen orijin nasyonal.

“Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964” (‘Title VII’ ki nan Akò 1964 sou Dwa Sivil), jan yo amande li – entèdi diskriminasyon nan travay sou baz ras, koulè, relijyon, sèks, oubyen orijin nasyonal. “Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972” (‘Title IX’ ki nan Amandman sou Edikasyon 1972) - entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz sèks fi/gason. “Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA)” (Akò 1967 sou Diskriminasyon Laj nan Travay), jan yo amande li – entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz laj konsènan moun ki gen omwen 40 tan. “The Equal Pay Act of 1963” (Akò 1963 sou Egalite nan Salè), jan yo amande li – entèdi diskriminasyon sèks fi/gason nan peman salè pou fi ak gason k ap fè sibstansyèlman menm kalite travay nan menm etablisman an. “Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973” (Seksyon 504 Akò 1973 sou Reyabilitasyon) – entèdi diskriminasyon kont moun ki gen andikap. “Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA)” (Akò 1990 sou Ameriken ki Gen Andikap ak Akò 2008 sou Amandman ADA) – entèdi diskriminasyon kont moun ki gen andikap nan travay, sèvis piblik, akomodasyon piblik e telekominikasyon. “The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA)” (Akò 1993 Fanmi e Absans pou Rezon Medikal) – mande anplwayè ki gen benefis asirans pou bay anplwaye ki “elijib” jiska 12 semèn absans san peye, pwoteksyon travay pou sèten rezon familyal e medikal. “The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978” (Akò 1978 sou Diskriminasyon nan Gwosès) – entèdi diskriminasyon nan travay sou baz gwosès, matènite, oubyen kondisyon medikal ki gen rapò ak gwosès. “Florida Educational Equity Act (FEEA)” (Akò sou Egalite Edikasyonèl Florid) – entèdi diskriminasyon sou baz ras, sèks fi/gason, orijin nasyonal, sitiyasyon marital, oubyen andikap kont yon elèv oubyen yon anplwaye. “Florida Civil Right Act of 1992” (Akò 1992 sou Dwa Sivil Florid) – asire libète kont diskriminasyon pou tout moun nan eta a akoz ras, koulè, relijyon, sèks orijin nasyonal, laj, andikap, oubyen sitiyasyon marital. “Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA)” (‘Title II’ ki nan Akò 2008 sou San Diskriminasyon Enfòmasyon Jenetik) – entèdi diskriminasyon kont anplwaye oubyen aplikan akoz enfòmasyon jenetik. “Boy Scouts of America Equal Access Act of 2002” (Akò 2002 sou Aksè Egal-Ego Eskout Ameriken) – Okenn lekòl leta pa ka anpeche aksè egal-ego, oubyen yon opòtinite pou rankont an gwoup sou teren lekòl oubyen andwa lekòl anvan oubyen aprè lè lekòl, oubyen fè diskriminasyon kont nenpòt gwoup ki afilye ofisyèlman avèk Eskout Ameriken oubyen nenpòt lòt gwoup jèn oubyen kominotè ki site nan “Title 36” (kòm yon sosyete patriyotik) Veteran gen dwa pou retounen nan travay daprè lwa P.L. 93-508 (Lwa Federal) ak Seksyon 295.07 (Lwa Florid), ki detèmine preferans kategori pou travay. Anplis: Règleman Komisyon Konsèy Lekòl yo 1362, 3362, 4362 e 5517 – Entèdi arasman e/ oubyen diskriminasyon kont elèv, anplwaye, oubyen aplikan sou baz sèks, ras, koulè, etnisite oubyen orijin nasyonal, relijyon, sitiyasyon marital, andikap, enfòmasyon jenetik, laj, kwayans politik, oryantasyon seksyèl, sèks fi/gason, idantifikasyon seksyèl, ran sosyal ak istwa familyal, preferans lengwistik, gwosès, e nenpòt lòt baz yo entèdi legalman. Yo entèdi tou revanj kont moun ki angaje li nan yon aktivite ki pwoteje.

Revize: (07.14)

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