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Classes and Courses

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Valley High offers many highschool courses to all of our students. Depending on the year of the student you will get to pick your classes. These are all mandatory classes unlike extracurricular activities. Encase you don't know highschool years and student ages,
Freshman- 14 to 15 years old
Sophomore- 15 to 16 years old
Junior- 16 to 17 years old
Senior- 17 to 18 years old

Freshman Courses

Math: Algebra I, Geometry I, Geometry Hon
Science: Physical Science, Physical Science Hon, Biology I
Social Studies: Ancient World History, World History Hon, Geography
World Languages: Spanish I, French I, German I, English I
Language Arts: Literature and Language, Literature and Language Hon, Reading Skills
Art: Introduction to Art, Art appreciation, Art I
Physical Education & Health: P.E & Health I

Sophomore Courses

Math : Algebra II, Geometry II, Geometry II Hon
Science: Chemistry I, Biology II, Biology II Hon
Social Studies: 21st Century World, Geography II, AP Geometry
World Languages: Spanish II, French II, German II, English II
Language: Literature and Composition, Creative Writing I , Creative Writing Hon
Art: Art II, Drawing and Painting I, Drama I
Physical Education & Health: P.E & Health II

Junior Courses

Math: Algebra III, Geometry III, Pre-Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus
Science: Chemistry II, Astronomy , Environmental Study
Social Studies: World History, Sociology, Psychology
World Languages: French III, Spanish III, German III, English III
Language: Creative Writing II, Speech, Introduction to Journalism
Art: Music and World Cultures, Sculpting, Photography I
Physical Education & Health: P.E and Health III, Introduction to Fitness for non-athletes,Introduction to Athletic Training

Senior Courses

Math Calculus, Trigonometry, AP Statistics , AP Calculus
Science: Anatomy and Physiology, Physics II, Geo-science, Bio-medical Ethics
Social Studies: Government & Politics, AP Psychology, AP Biology, AP Psychics, Biotechnology
World Languages: AP French, AP Spanish, AP German, AP English
Language: Journalism,  Film as narrative, AP Literature and Composition
Art: Mixed Media,  Mixed Media II, Graphic Design I, Drama II
Physical Education & Health: Physical Fitness, Total Body conditioning

When picking classes please note that some are advanced and some aren't so please try to have some balance in your character's academics.

Extra Curricular Courses

 Courses that aren't academic but you are required to have at least 1 and at most 2. We wouldn't want to overwork our students now.
Clubs
Book Club
Chess Club
Computer Club
Choir
Drama Club
Science Club
Knitting Club
Debate Team
Yearbook Club
Host Club
Sports Teams
Swimming
Track and Field
Basketball
Soccer
Football
Volleyball
Baseball/ Soft Ball
Cheerleading


You can suggest and or make a club, all you have to do is comment below and get two or more people who are interested in the idea. Not so hard right? Now remember when picking your extracurricular activities, you can have up to 2 and at the very least 1. It is a requirement to pass the grade after all. If a club gets filled up, please note that no more members will be excepted.