PROPOSED 4-YEAR SCHEDULE
Art 4 Years
With Foreign Language 2 years
Graduating seniors need 27 credits:
4 religion, 4 English, 4 social studies, 3 math, 3 science,
1 fine art (underlined below), 1 practical art—in BOLD below (includes
½ computer tech), 1 ½ physical education (includes ½ health
credit), ½ speech / oral interpretation / drama, ½ personal finance, 5 electives. Most students will earn 28 credits. Students may earn ¼ P.E. credit with each organized sport season
that is completed. Computer
Tech and Health ½ credits are taken freshman year; Personal Finance
½ credit is limited to senior year.
Many students take foreign language for a minimum of two
years.a highly-recommended option for most colleges.
A graduate may be awarded the Missouri College
Prep Certificate at graduation which commends a student with “B”
grades in core courses (English, social studies, math, science,
foreign language) and scores a 21 ACT.
Aspirants to college should know that Pius
graduation requirements match or exceed admission requirements
for most universities. Be
advised, though: U Kansas
requires a year of chemistry and computer; U Missouri schools
require 4 math beginning with Algebra I.
Some schools will give students college credit for qualifying
scores on AP exams, “C” or higher grade for ACCP classes, CLEP
tests, and test-out exams on local university campuses.
ACT or SAT exams
are required for college admission.
4 Years of Art With 2 Years Foreign
Language Schedule
| -----------------------------------------FRESHMEN
YEAR------------------------------------------- |
| Religion I: Intro Catholicism / Sacraments |
English I |
Geography |
| Integrated Science Concepts |
Algebra I |
Computer Tech I / Health |
| Art I |
| |
| ------------------------------------------SOPHOMORE
YEAR----------------------------------------- |
| Religion II: Introduction to Scripture |
English II |
World History |
| Geometry |
Biology |
Spanish I or French I |
| Art II |
| |
| ----------------------------------------------JUNIOR
YEAR---------------------------------------------- |
| Religion III: World Religions / Church
History |
English III |
U. S. History |
| Honors Algebra II |
Anatomy & Physiology or Chemistry |
| Spanish II or French II Art III |
| |
| --------------------------------------------SENIOR
YEAR-------------------------------------------- |
| Religion: Christian Lifestyles / Morality |
English IV |
American Government |
| Algebra III or Math IV or Trig/Pre-Calc |
Science class |
Art IV or AP Studio Art P.E. |
| Personal Finance ( ½ ) / Speech /
Oral Interpretation / Drama (½ ) requirement |
| Fine Arts Electives: |
Practical Arts Electives: |
| Art I |
Business Law ( ½ ) |
| Art II |
Applied Economics ( ½ ) |
| Art III |
Accounting I |
| Art IV |
Architectural Renderings ( ½ ) |
| AP Studio Art |
Computer Programming I |
|
| Interior Design (½) |
Computer Programming II |
| Boys / Girls Chorus |
Web Development I |
| Sarton Singers I |
Web Development II |
| Sarton Singers II |
Education in America ( ½ ) |
| Oral Interpretation I(debate) |
Personal Finance & Investments ( ½
) |
| Oral Interpretation II (forensics) |
Teacher Aide ( ½ credit for entire
year) |
| Drama I |
Office Aide ( ½ credit for entire
year) |
| Drama: Players of SPX |
Drama: Stagecraft |
| Music Appreciation |
Windows Applications ( ½ ) |
| |
| Other Electives: |
| Physics, Adv Biology;
Algebra III, Math IV: College Prep Math, Trigonometry / Pre-Calculus,
Calculus; Language III, IV (ACCP)Psychology, Current Events,
Philosophy; General Chemistry, Chemistry in the Community,
Anatomy & Physiology, Weight Training I & II, Desktop Publishing
I, II, Shakespearean Drama, Creative Writing |
Test out options
for freshmen courses Algebra I and Integrated Science available
in June