JERICHO HIGH SCHOOL

THE FOLLOWING ARE RECOMMENDED SEQUENCES FOR THE
SUBJECT AREAS FOUND BELOW.

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ENGLISH
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
English I
English II and College Prep Writing
AP Composition or English III

English IV + 1/2 year elective
or
*All students will take the Regents' Exam in Grade 11.
AP Lit or College English (SUPA)
NOTE: ALL STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR AN AP CLASS MUST TAKE THE ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAM.  
Senior Experience
ELECTIVES are semester courses, for which students earn 1/2 credit
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
Communication
Communication
Communication
Communication
Journalism
Journalism
Journalism
Ecocriticism
Ecocriticism
Ecocriticism
Humanities: The
Critic's Eye
Humanities: The
Critic's Eye
Humanities: The
Creative Edge
Humanities: The
Creative Edge
Film Study
Film Study
Dramatic Arts
Dramatic Arts
Creative Writing
Creative Writing
Women's Studies
Women's Studies
       
FINE ARTS
MEDIA ARTS **
STUDIO ART **
DESIGN AND DRAWING FOR PRODUCTION **
Advanced Media Arts II
Photography I
Draw/Paint
Design & Drawing II
Photography II
Studio Ceramics/Sculpture
Computer Art I
Photography III Digital, Color
Advanced Art Studio
Adv Computer Art II
AP 2D Design PhotographyI
AP Art 2D Design*
AP Art 2D Design*
Photography IV
AP Art-Drawing Portfolio*

*TWO SEMESTER COURSE
**CAN BE USED TO MEET GRADUTION REQUIREMENTS
 
MATHEMATICS
THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE IS FOR STUDENTS ACCELERATING IN GRADE 8:
GRADE 8
Integrated Alegbra (Regents Exam in June)
GRADE 9
Geometry (Regents Exam in June)
GRADE 10
Algebra & Trigonometry (Regents Exam in June)
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
Pre-Calculus
Pre-Calculus Research
      
AP Calculus AB or
AP Calculus BC
College Calculus
THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE IS FOR STUDENTS WHO BEGIN THE REVISED NYS MATHEMATICS REGENTS SEQUENCE IN GRADE 9:
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
Integrated Alegbra (Regents Exam in June)
Geometry (Regents Exam in June)

Algebra & Trigonometry
(Regents Exam in June)
Pre-Calculus
   
Pre-Calculus
Spring Semester:
Part I
Pre-Calculus Part 2
or
 
AP Calculus* or
College Calculus
     
*Students wishing to accelerate in order to take Calculus in Grade 12 will take Pre-Calculus Part 1 in the Spring of Grade 11 and Pre-Calculus Part 2 in the fall of Grade 12.
THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE IS FOR STUDENTS WHO TOOK MATH A3/B1 DURING THE 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR:
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12

Math A3/B1
(Regents Exam in January)
Math B Parts 2 & 3
(Regents Exam in June)

Pre-Calculus or
Pre-Calculus Research


Math Electives
AP Statistics - AP Computer Science - College Calculus - Introduction to Computer Science
MUSIC
Successful completion of a credit in the following course or courses will fulfill the New York State graduation requirement in Art/Music:
Concert Band (9); Symphonic Band (10-12); String Orchestra (9-12); Chorus (9-12); Jazz Ensemble (9-12)*; Music Theory 1 (9-12); Music In Our Lives (9-12)
*audition required for select ensembles
After graduation requirements have been satisfied, students may continue to take courses as electives and as a part of a three or five year sequence.
Three Year Sequence:
Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble - 2 credits
Music Theory 1 or 2 - 1 credit
  
Five Year Sequence:**
Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble - 4 credits
Music Theory 1 or 2 - 1 credit
Independent study - 1 credit
**A Five-Year Sequence in Music may be substituted for the World Language Regents Requirement.
MUSIC CURRICULUM FLOW CHART
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
Performance Ensemble Band/Chorus/Orchestra
Performance Ensemble Band/Chorus/Orchestra
Performance Ensemble Band/Chorus/Orchestra
Performance Ensemble Band/Chorus/Orchestra
Jazz Ensemble/
Show Choir
Jazz Ensemble/
Show Choir
Jazz Ensemble/
Show Choir
Jazz Ensemble/
Show Choir
or
Music Theory 1 (basic) Music Theory 2 (advanced)
(may be taken anytime grades 10-12)
Music In Our Lives
All sequences MUST contain at least 1 cognitive course to satisfy Regents Requirements
Independent Study Curriculum Associate approval required.
SCIENCE
GRADE 8
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
Physical Setting
Earth Science
Living Environment
Physical Setting
Chemistry
Physical Setting
Physics
Physical Setting
Physics
AP Physics B
AP Physics B
ALL STUDENTS WILL TAKE THE REGENTS IN JUNE
AP Biology
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
AP Environmental Science
Anatomy & Physiology
AP Physics C
THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE IS FOR STUDENTS WHO BEGIN HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE IN GRADE 9
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
GRADE 12
Physical Setting
Earth Science
Living Environment
Physical Setting Chemistry
Physical Setting Physics
Forensics
AP Physics B
Science Research

Grade 9 One term introduction
Grade 10 Research Instruction
Grade 11 Research Projects/Expectations
Grade 12 Presentation of Projects (one term)
  
Environmental Chemistry
AP Biology
 
Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy & Physiology
AP Chemistry
All students in EARTH SCIENCE, LIVING ENVIRONMENT and CHEMISTRY must take the Regents exam
AP Environmental Science
Students in PHYSICS AND AP PHYSICS must take a Regents exam or a comparable assessment.
Forensics
All students in ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES must take the ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAM.
   
   
SOCIAL STUDIES
GRADE 9
GLOBAL HISTORY I
GRADE 10
AP European History or Global History II
Students will take the Regents in Global History II & Geography.
GRADE 11
AP AMERICAN HISTORY
or US HISTORY
All students will take the Regents in
US History in grade 11
GRADE 12
Students Must Take:
One Economic Class and
One Government Class
or Senior Experience
NOTE: ALL STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR AN AP CLASS MUST TAKE THE ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAM.
ECONOMICS CLASSES OFFERED:
- AP Economics
- College Economics (SUPA)
- Economics
        GOVERNMENT CLASSES OFFERED:
- AP Government
- Public Affairs (SUPA) - NOT OFFERED 09-10
- Facing History
- Participation In Government
         
ELECTIVES
GRADE 11
Exploring Childhood I (with lab) 1 credit

GRADE 12
Exploring Childhood II (1 Credit)*
Psychology (SUPA) - NOT OFFERED 09-10
AP Psychology

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

Grade 9 One term introduction
Grade 10 Research Instruction
Grade 11 Research Projects/Expectations
Grade 12 Presentation of Projects (one term)
     

*Students who have successfully completed Exploring Childhood I and enroll in Exploring Childhood II may also fulfill their Government requirement by completing and presenting an additional research project with the approval of the teacher.

Tournament Debate - GRADES 9 -12
Advanced Tournament Debate 10-12
History & Hollywood 9-12
Introduction to Philosophy
Documentary Film Making 9-12
WORLD LANGUAGES
GRADE 6
ELECTIVE 6-8:
STUDENTS STARTING A WORLD LANGUAGE IN GRADES 9-12 FOLLOW THE SEQUENCE BELOW, STARTING WITH LEVEL I
French
Italian
Spanish
Chinese
French I
Italian I
Spanish I
Latin I
GRADE 7
      
French II
Italian II
Spanish II
Latin II
French
Italian
Spanish
Chinese
French III
Italian III
Spanish III
Latin III
GRADE 8
     
French IV
Italian IV
Spanish IV
Literature
Latin IV
French
Italian
Spanish
Chinese
Spanish Language & Culture
Passing the NYS Proficiency Examination in a World Language in June grants 1 High School Credit
ELECTIVES 9-12: American Sign Language, Chinese.
GRADE 9
      CHINESE can not be used for a 3-year Regents sequence.
French II
Italian II
Spanish II
Latin I
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE can not be used for a 3-year Regents sequence.
GRADE 10
      
French III
Italian III
Spanish III
Latin I
Passing the NYS Regents Examination in June grants a 3 year sequence in a World Language
Latin II
GRADE 11
      
French Advanced Converstaion
Italian IV
Spanish
Literature
Latin I
   
Spanish Language & Culture
Latin II
Latin III
GRADE 12
     
French V
Italian V
Spanish Language & Culture
Latin I
AP French
AP Italian
Spanish Literature
Latin II
Latin III
Spanish Advanced Communication
Latin IV
   
AP Spanish
AP Latin

AP Latin Vergil

 

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