High School Course List
K¹² Math, English, Science, and History courses are offered in multiple levels—Core, Comprehensive, Honors, Advanced Placement, Remediation, and Credit Recovery—to meet the needs of diverse learners.
With K¹², students have tremendous flexibility: they can take the Core level in some subjects and Honors or AP in others—as they build the path to post-high school success that is right for them. Up to four years of a World Language (depending on the language) is offered as well. Finally, students can enroll in a variety of electives such as Anthropology, Web Design, Personal Finance, and more to pursue their passions.
We know that the combination of rich, engaging content with interesting, interactive demonstrations and activities helps students absorb and retain information. The use of graded assignments and assessments further allows students to demonstrate progress against learning objectives. And there are easy-to-use online planning and progress tools to keep students on track, each day.
Below, you'll find a current course listing. Complete information on each course, plus updates, can be found by clicking on each course in the list, or downloaded in our high school course catalog.
K¹² offers over 50 NCAA-eligible courses.
K¹² 2012-2013 High School Course List
PLEASE NOTE: Course list may vary at some K¹² schools, including K¹² Powered schools.
English | Mathematics | Science | History & Social Sciences
World Languages | Electives | Orientation
English
Core
ENG102: Literary Analysis & Composition I
ENG202: Literary Analysis & Composition II
ENG402: British & World Literature
Comprehensive
ENG103: Literary Analysis & Composition I §
ENG203: Literary Analysis & Composition II §
ENG403: British & World Literature §
Honors/AP
ENG104: Honors Literary Analysis & Composition I §
ENG204: Honors Literary Analysis & Composition II §
ENG304: Honors American Literature §
ENG404: Honors British & World Literature §
Electives
ENG030-AVT: Creative Writing ♦
Remediation
ENG001-APL: English Foundations I ♦
ENG011-APL: English Foundations II ♦
Credit Recovery
ENG106: Literary Analysis & Composition I
Mathematics
Core
Comprehensive
MTH403: Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry §
MTH413: Probability & Statistics * §
Honors/AP
Electives
Remediation
MTH001-APL: Math Foundations I ♦
MTH011-APL: Math Foundations II ♦
Credit Recovery
Science
History & Social Sciences
Core
HST212: Geography & World Cultures *
HST402: U.S. Government & Politics *
HST412: U.S. & Global Economics *
Comprehensive
HST203: Modern World Studies §
HST213: Geography & World Cultures * §
HST403: U.S. Government & Politics * §
HST413: U.S. & Global Economics * §
Honors/AP
HST104: Honors World History §
HST204: Honors Modern World Studies §
HST314: Honors Modern U.S. History §
HST510: AP U.S. Government & Politics * §
Electives
HST010-APL: Anthropology * ♦ §
HST020-AVT: Psychology * ♦ §
HST222: Contemporary World Issues ♦
OTH060-AVT: Family and Consumer Science * ♦
Credit Recovery
HST216-AVT: Geography & World Cultures * ♦
Electives
Many of the courses listed here are also listed in the section for the related subject above.
Technology & Computer Science Electives
TCH027: Green Design & Technology *
TCH030: Image Design & Editing *
TCH038: Engineering Design/CAD *
TCH061: Programming I—VB.NET * ♦
TCH062: Programming II—Java * ♦
TCH090: Flash Game Development *
TCH500-AVT: AP Computer Science A
Art & Music Electives
Other Electives
OTH040: Reaching Your Academic Potential *
OTH050: Achieving Your Career & College Goals *
OTH080: Nutrition & Wellness * ♦
Honors/AP Electives
Business Electives
BUS040: Introduction to Entrepreneurship I *
BUS050: Introduction to Entrepreneurship II *
BUS060: Introduction to Marketing I *
BUS070: Introduction to Marketing II *
English Electives
ENG030-AVT: Creative Writing ♦
Math Electives
Science Electives
SCI010: Environmental Science *
SCI030: Forensic Science * ♦ †
History & Social Sciences Electives
HST222: Contemporary World Issues ♦
OTH060-AVT: Family and Consumer Science * ♦
Credit Recovery Electives
* This is a one-semester course
♦ New and improved for 2012–2013
† Available Winter 2013
§ NCAA eligible
PLEASE NOTE: Course list may vary at some K¹² schools, including K¹² Powered schools.

