Computer Science/IT Academy

Interactive Media

Computer Programming

Network Security

Information Support & Services

Blue lockers in high school hallway

Mr. Rickert

Computer Science/IT Academy Asst. Principal

Jason Willis

Mr. Willis

Computer Science/IT Academy Counselor, A-Z

Ms. Zuber

Mental Health Counselor

Ms. Felli

Academy Coach

What you need to know when creating your schedule.

4 english classes required. Start with Engligh 1 and English 2. Then add 2 additional English credits. Possible courses include: English 3, English 4, AP Language, AP literature, dual credit english, etc.

4 math credits: make sure you take Algebr1 & Geometry. Then you need to take 2 additional math credits aligned with the ILP and covering the remaining KAS for mathematics. Possible options: Algebra 2, Precalculus, College Algebra, AP Calculus, Dual Credit Math, Dual Credit CTE math, etc.

3 social studies credits. 2 social studies courses that align with the ILP and covering remaining KAS for social studies. Then take an additional course. Possible options include: social studies 1, 2, 3. Geography, AP Human Geography, World History (or AP), Us History (or AP), economics, etc

4 science credits: 2 lab-based science courses that align with the ILP and covering the remaining KAS for science. Then an additional 2 course options that could include: chemistry (or AP), physics (or AP), biology (or AP), CSI forensics, dual credit science, etc.

Other credits: 6 aligned with ILP and covering the related content area KAS. These may include: visual and performing arts

1. Pass state-mandated civics test. 2. Successfully complete a course or program in financial literacy. 3. Receive instruction in essential workplace ethics. 4. Demonstrate competency in technology

Other considerations: development of individual learning plan (grades 6-12), CPR training in health, pe or jrotc,, if student plans to attend college, they will be required to take at least 2 years of foreign language

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2025/26 Course Book