QASIR MANZOOR

High School Education

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High school, in the United States and Canada, is the education students receive from approximately 14 to 18 years old. Most comparable to secondary schools, high schools generally deliver phase three of the ISCED model of education. High schools have subject-based classes. The name high school is applied in other countries, but no universal generalization can be made as to the age range, financial status, or ability level of the pupils accepted. In North America, most high schools include grades nine through twelve and students attend them following junior high school (middle school)

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While there is no set standard for American high schools, some generalizations can be made about the majority. Schools are managed by local, elected school districts. There is a range in quality from basic education to more intellectually-stimulating environments for students aged approximately 14 to 18 years of age.

Pupils (students) enter at the age of 13 or 14 and pass through four years:

• Freshman (ninth grade; the equivalent of year 10 in the British System)

• Sophomore (tenth grade; the equivalent of year 11 in the British System)

• Junior (eleventh grade; the equivalent of year 12 in the British System)

• Senior (twelfth grade; the equivalent of year 13 in the British System)

School years are normally around nine months long (from August or September to May or June), and are broken up into quarters or semesters.[9] College entry is controlled by many factors including Grade Point Average (GPA), and an elective SAT or ACT exam run by two non-profit organizations: the College Board and the ACT, respectively.

Smaller schools can educate less than 200 pupils total, while some teach over 4000 at any given time

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Subjects ( which you can learn )

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1. ENGLISH

2. English I

3. English II

4. English III

5. English IV

6. Remedial English

7. ESL – English as second language

8. World Literature

9. Ancient Literature

10. Medieval Literature

11. Renaissance Literature

12. Modern Literature

13. British Literature

14. American Literature

15. {Short Story}

16. {Classical literature}

17. {Shakespeare}

18. {Heroes, Myth and Legend}

19. {Film as Literature}

20. Composition

21. Creative Writing

22. Poetry

23. Grammar

24. Vocabulary

25. Debate

26. Speech

27. Journalism

28. Publishing Skills

29. Photojournalism

30. Yearbook

31. Study Skills

32. Research Skills

33. FINE ARTS

34. Art I

35. Art II

36. Art III

37. Art IV

38. Art Appreciation

39. Art History

40. Drawing

41. Painting

42. Sculpture

43. Ceramics

44. Pottery

45. Instrumental Music

46. Music Appreciation

47. Music History

48. Music Theory

49. Music Fundamentals

50. Band

51. Orchestra

52. Choir

53. Voice

54. Classical Music Studies

55. Performing Arts

56. Theatre Arts -{Beg., interm., and advanced}

57. {Improvisational Theater}

58. Dance

59. APPLIED ARTS

60. Computer Aided Design {Digital Media}

61. Photography

62. {Videography}

63. {History of Film}

64. {Film Production}

65. Leather Working

66. Drafting

67. Metal Work

68. Small Engine Mechanics

69. Auto Mechanics

70. SCIENCE

71. General Science

72. Physics

73. Physical Science

74. Chemistry

75. Organic Chemistry

76. Life Science

77. Biology

78. Zoology

79. Marine Biology

80. Botany

81. Earth Science

82. Geology

83. Oceanography

84. Meteorology

85. Astronomy

86. Animal Science

87. Equine Science

88. Veterinary Science

89. Forensic Science

90. Ecology

91. Environmental Science

92. Gardening

93. Food Science

94. FOREIGN LANGUAGE

95. Spanish

96. French

97. Japanese

98. German

99. Latin

100. Greek

101. Hebrew

102. Chinese

103. {Conversational} LANGUAGE

104. (LANGUAGE) Literature

105. (LANGUAGE) Culture

106. (LANGUAGE) History

107. Sign Language

108. MATH

109. Remedial Math

110. Fundamental Math or Basic Math

111. Mathematics

112. Pre-Algebra

113. Introduction to Algebra

114. Algebra

115. Algebra I

116. Algebra II

117. Intermediate Algebra

118. Geometry

119. Trigonometry

120. Precalculus

121. Calculus

122. Statistics

123. Business Math

124. Consumer Math

125. Accounting

126. Personal Finance and Investing

127. SOCIAL STUDIES

128. Ancient History

129. Medieval History

130. Greek and Roman History

131. Renaissance History with US History

132. Modern History with US History

133. World History

134. History of (——-)

135. World Geography

136. US History

137. World Religions

138. World Current Events {Global Issues}

139. Government

140. Civics

141. Economics

142. Political Science

143. Social Sciences

144. Psychology

145. Sociology

146. Anthropology

147. Genealogy

148. Philosophy

149. LOGIC

150. Logic I

151. Logic II

152. Critical Thinking

153. Rhetoric

154. HEALTH

155. Health

156. Basic First Aid and Safety

157. Nutrition

158. Healthful Living {Personal Health}

159. PHYSICAL EDUCATION

160. Team Sports (Soccer, volleyball, football, etc)

161. Gymnastics

162. Track and Field

163. Archery

164. Fencing

165. Golf

166. Rock Climbing

167. Outdoor Survival Skills

168. Hiking

169. Equestrian Skills

170. Weightlifting

171. Physical Fitness

172. Aerobics

173. Yoga

174. Martial Arts

175. Ice Skating

176. Figure skating

177. Cycling

178. Bowling

179. Drill Team, Honor Guard, Pageantry, Flag, Cheer

180. Adapted P.E

181. COMPUTERS

182. Keyboarding

183. Word Processing

184. Computer Aided Drafting

185. Computer Applications:  (——)

186. Certification in (—–)

187. Computer Graphics

188. Digital Arts

189. Photoshop

190. Programming

191. Computer Repair

192. Web Design

193. Desktop Publishing

194. LIFE SKILLS

195. Culinary Arts

196. Child Development

197. Home Management

198. Home Organization

199. Basic Yard Care

200. Financial Management

201. Driver’s Education

202. Personal Organization

203. Social Skills

204. Career Planning

205. OTHER

206. AP Courses in any core subject

207. Honors Courses in any core subject

208. Study Skills

209. SAT Prep

210. Work-Study

211. SPECIAL EDUCATION

212. Lifeskills

213. Resource Program

214. Speech

215. Special Day Class

 

 

 

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