Course Flow

Two Thematic Foundational Computer Science courses:

- Concentrator: AP Computer Science Principles (9th)

(Count towards another Science Course)

- Capstone: AP Computer Science "A" (10th)

(Count towards another Math Course)

Taking these two courses as prescribed provide students with:

- AP Rigor
- College and Career Readiness Electives
- Extra Math and Extra Science course on transcripts
- Prepare and pass the AP exam, counts for High School and College credit

9th

Summer before 9th - Bridge Program, Health, PE

Math (see below)

H English 9

H Biology

AP Computer Science Principles

Language

PE or Sport

Summer before 10th - Language, PE, Ethnic Studies

10th

Math (see below)

H English 10

H Chemistry

AP Computer Science "A" (Extra Math Course)

AP World History

PE or Sport

Summer before 11th - Enrichment

11th

Math (see below)

AP English Language

Ap Chemistry

AP US History

Elective

Elective or Sport

Summer before 12th - Enrichment

12th

Math (see below)

AP English Literature

Science (see below)

AP Government & Economics

Elective

Elective or Sport

Math Course Sequence

8th	Reg Math	Accelerated Algebra	Geometry
9th	H Alg 1	H Geo	H Alg 2, H Adv math

Math includes many sequences. It depends on your course choice. 9th traditionally start (H) Algebra 1 or (H) Geometry. If you have accelerated in Math and can go into (H) Algebra 2 or (H) Advanced Math that can be arranged. Advanced Math is highly competitive and accelerated math were students learn Algebra 2 and Pre-calculus in one school year.

Science Course Sequence

9th	H Biology
10th	H Chemistry
11th	AP Chemistry
12th	AP Biology AP Physics AP Environmental Science

Electives

As we expand each grade level more electives will follow.

Currently electives can include select science and math courses, python, AWS - amazon web services, Video Production, AP Human Geography. among other general school courses in culinary arts, graphic design, college dual enrollment, band, leadership, and more.

University Approved Courses Finder

A-G Requirements

https://achieve.lausd.net/Page/7843

Freshmen in 2020-2021 have a graduation year of 2024. The following link is current 2020-2023 graduation years.

Freshmen in 2021-2022 graduation standards have added Ethnic Studies requirement (more to come)

Subject	Requirements	Courses
A. History/Social Science	3 years	AP World History 10th AP US History 11th AP Government & Economics 12th
B. English	4 years	(H) English 9th, (H) English 10th AP English Language 11th AP English Literature 12th
C. Math	3 years (4+) Capstone & Extra Math	(H) Algebra, (H) Geometry, (H) Algebra 2, (H) Pre-calculus, (H) Advance Math, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics AP Computer Science "A"
D. Laboratory Science	2 years (4+) Concentrator & Extra Lab	(H) Biology 9th, (H) Chemistry 10th AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics AP Environmental Science (11th, 12th) AP Computer Science Principles
E. LOTE Language Other Than English	2 years	Spanish, Korean, Italian, French (best to be done in consecutive years, usually 9th and 10th, some take over summer)
F. Visual & Performing Arts	1 year	Same discipline and in sequence Various years (usually 11th, 12th)
G. College Preparatory Elective	1 year	(usually 11th, 12th)
Physical Education	2 years	PE or Sports
Health	1 semester	Health (Summer between 8th and 9th)
Total	210	Numerical Credits
Other Requirements
Service Learning	Project Based Assignment	Multiple Courses through out High School
Career Pathway	Magnet Theme Courses	AP Computer Science Principles and "A"