English IV, Dual Credit English IV (2 measures)

Government/Economics, Dual Credit Govt./Economics (2 measures)

Pre-Calculus, Calculus, College Algebra (1 measure)

Environmental Science, Advanced Animal Science, Anatomy & Physiology

Senior Project Class/Speech avg://www.avg.com/special-upgrade-free-01-free8085



Dual Credit U. S. History (2 measures)

Algebra II, College Algebra/Plane Trigonometry (2 measures)

Chemistry, Physics

BCIS I (1 measure), BCIS II

Accounting I (1 measure), Accounting II/Bank & Finance (1 measure)

Marketing Dynamics (1 measure)

Intro to Computer Maintenance (1 measure)

Computer Maintenance Technician (1 measure)

P. E., Athletics, Off-Season

Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV (I measure)

Band

Art I, Art II, Art III, Art IV

Theater Arts

Media Technology I (1 measure)

Media Technology II

Dual Credit Medical Terminology (1 measure)

Criminal Investigation (1 measure)

Technical Introduction to Criminal Justice I



Desktop Publishing I (1 measure)

Desktop Design (1 measure)

Ready, Set, Teach I (1 measure)

Ready, Set, Teach II (1 measure)

Preparation for Parenting / Child Development (2 measures)

Food Production, Management & Services I (1 measure)

Food Production, Management & Services II (1 measure)

Leadership (Student Council members only)

DCP

Wildlife Management/Intro to Ag Mechanics (1 measure)

Ag Structures/Ag Metal Fab Technology (2 measures)

Welding II (2 periods) (1 measure)

Technology Systems (Woodworking)

Manufacturing Systems (must have had Technology Systems) 1 measure

Manufacturing Technology (must have had Manufacturing Systems)

Problems & Solutions (must have had Manufacturing Technology)

Engineering Graphics (Drafting) (1 measure)

Architectural Graphics (Drafting) (1 measure)

Intro to Transportation

Auto Technician I (1 measure)

Auto Technician II ( 1 measure)

*Reese Technical Classes ( 1 measure) See attached list


* Tech Prep courses are in bold letters

• Student must make a “B” or better to count a class as a measure for the DAP graduation plan.

English III, Dual Credit English III (2 measures)

Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, College Algebra/Plane Trig (2 measures)

Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Physics

U. S. History, Dual Credit U. S. History (2 measures)

Health/Speech

BCIS I (1 measure), BCIS II (1 measure), Cisco I (1 measure)

Accounting I (1 measure), Accounting II/Bank & Finance (2 measures)

Business Management/Business Ownership (2 measures)

IT Essentials (1 measure)

Computer Maintenance Technician ( 1 measure)

P. E., Athletics, Off-Season

Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV (1 measure)

Band

Art I, Art II, Art III

Theater Arts

Media Technology I (1 measure)

Dual Credit Medical Terminology (1 measure)

Crime in America (1 measure)

Technical Introduction to Crime in America (1 measure)

Desktop Publishing I

Desktop Design

Ready, Set, Teach I (1 measure)

Preparation for Parenting / Child Development (2 measures)

Food Production, Management & Services I (1 measures)

Food Production, Management & Services II (1 measure)

Leadership (Student Council members only)

Lifetime Fitness and Wellness

DCP

Wildlife Management/Intro to Ag Mechanics

Ag Structures/Ag Metal Fab Technology (1 measure)

Technology Systems (Woodworking)

Manufacturing Systems (must have had Technology Systems)

Manufacturing Technology (must have had Manufacturing Systems)

Engineering Graphics (Drafting) (1 measure)

Architectural Graphics (Drafting) (1 measure)

Intro to Transportation

Auto Technician I (1 measure)

*Reese Classes (1 measure) See attached list


*Tech Prep courses are in bold letters

*Student must earn a “B” or better in a class in order to count as a measure for the DAP graduation plan.

English II, Advanced English II

Geometry, Algebra II

Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Integrated Physics & Chemistry (IPC)

World History, World Geography

P. E., Athletics, Off-Season, Tennis, Golf, Band


BCIS I (1 measure)

BCIS II (1 measure)

IT Essentials (1 measure)

Accounting I (1 measure)

Business Management/Business Ownership (2 measures)

Crime in America (1 measure)

Desktop Publishing I

Desktop Design

Spanish I, Spanish II

Band

Art I, Art II

Theater Arts

Personal Family Development

Food Production, Management, & Services I (1 measures)

Preparation for Parenting/ Child Development (2 measures)

Wildlife Management/Intro to Ag Mechanics

Technology Systems (Woodworking)

Manufacturing Systems (must have had Technology Systems)

Engineering Graphics (Drafting) (1 measure)

Intro to Transportation


*Tech Prep courses are in bold letters.

*Student must earn a “B” or better in a class in order to count it as a measure for the DAP graduation plan.

English I, Recommended English I, Advanced English I

Algebra I. Recommended Algebra I, Advanced Algebra I, Recommended Geometry, Advanced Geometry

Biology, Recommended Biology, Advanced Biology

World Geography, Recommended World Geography, Advanced World Geography

BCIS I (1 measure)

P. E., Athletics. Off-Season, Golf, Tennis


Spanish I

Band

Art I

Theater Arts

Personal Family Development

Ag 101/102

Technology Systems (Woodworking)

 Student must earn a “B” or better in a class in order to count it as a measure for DAP graduation plan

 We recommend that students begin their Spanish if they have an open elective.

 Tech Prep courses are in bold letters.

You will notice on the above classes that certain classes count as 1 or 2 measures. This has to do with the DAP graduation plan.

In order to graduate on the DAP plan, students must complete certain courses and earn at least four measures. A measure is actually a class that is taught at the college level and could earn that student college credit.

Any dual credit course counts as a measure if a student earns a B or better in the course. Each semester is a different class so that students that take their junior English dual credit have the opportunity to earn 2 measures.

Tech Prep courses also count as measures since they count as college credit.

Cosmetology Career Pathway at SHS

Students interested in a career in cosmetology have an opportunity to begin working towards certification while still a student at SHS. The counselors have spoken with Karan Fowler, the director/instructor of Lubbock Cosmetology College, and she has given us some information about her program.
• A student must be 17 years old to begin her program. The program begins in June, so a student must be 17 in June to participate the following year.
• Students will have to leave SHS at lunch and go directly to the Cosmetology College, located at 3602 Slide Road #B-18. Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from the College. They will be expected to spend at least three – four hours per day there, and more if possible.
• Students will be expected to pay for the program and supplies. The cost for the program will be between $13,000 and $14,000. Payments will need to be worked out with Karan or Terry Fowler. Some money will be due in June to begin the program.
• Registration and payment plans need to be completed by the first of May.
• Students must be on course to graduate and have at least fifteen credits to begin the program. A student will not be allowed to forego a TAKS Remediation course or a required/recommended course to participate.
• Lubbock Cosmetology College teaches courses at a college level. The vocabulary and reading requirements are difficult, and students must plan to spend a large amount of their own time studying.
This is an excellent opportunity for students to begin their post-secondary training while still in high school. Students need to be committed to the program, as it is very time-consuming and the material is difficult. Most students will have to give up any extra-curricular activity due to the time requirements at the College. While it is certainly not for everyone, some students may benefit from this opportunity.
For more information about the program itself, please contact Karan Fowler at (806) 785-0677. Her email is lubbockcosmo.com.