SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS (STEM) ENDORSEMENT A STEM endorsement can be earned by completing the foundation program general endorsement requirements including algebra II, chemistry, and physics and either A, B, C, D, or E: A) A coherent sequence of courses of four or more *credits in CTE; the final course in the sequence must be from the STEM career cluster B) A coherent sequence of four *credits in computer science C) A total of five *credits in mathematics by successfully completing Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and two additional mathematics courses for which Algebra II is the prerequisite D) A total of five *credits in science by successfully completing biology, chemistry, physics, and two additional science courses E) A coherent sequence of three additional *credits from no more than two areas listed in A, B, C, or D Computer Science Courses Mathematics Courses Science Courses CTE Courses STEM Career Cluster Introduction to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering Aerospace Engineering Civil Engineering & Architecture Digital Electronics Computer Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Design & Problem Solving Engineering Math Practicum in STEM (3) Fundamentals of Computer Science Computer Science I AP Computer Science Computer Science II Computer Science III Pre-Calculus AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics Engineering Mathematics Independent Study in Mathematics Statistics and Risk AP Computer Science Dual Credit Mathematics Advanced Quantitative Reasoning AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics I AP Physics II AP Physics C AP Environmental Science Aquatic Science Astronomy Earth & Space Science Anatomy & Physiology Environmental Systems Adv. Animal Science Adv. Plant & Soil Science Forensic Science Medical Microbiology Pathophysiology Principles of Technology Engineering Design & Problem Solving Principles of Engineering Food Science
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT A Business & Industry endorsement can be earned by completing the foundation program general endorsement requirements and either A, B, C, or D: A) A coherent sequence of courses of four or more *credits in CTE; the final course in the sequence must be from one of the following CTE career clusters: Agriculture Food & Natural Resources; Architecture & Construction; Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications; Business & Administration; Finance; Hospitality & Tourism; Information Technology; Marketing; Manufacturing; Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Agricultural Science: Principles of AG, Food & Natural Resources Livestock Production Small Animal Wildlife, Fisheries, & Ecology Principle/Elements of Floral Design Range & Ecology Landscape Design & Turf Grass Adv. Animal Science Adv. Plant & Soil Science Food Technology & Safety Career Preparation Architecture/Construction: Principles of Architecture & Construction Architectural Design Adv. Architectural Design Mill & Cabinetmaking Electrical HVAC & Refrigeration Piping and Plumbing Construction Technology Construction Academy Dual Credit Courses (2+) Arts, A/V Tech & Comm: Principles of Arts, A/V Tech & Comm Audio Video Production Adv. Audio Video Prod. P/S Audio Video Fashion Design Adv. Fashion Design Graphic Design & Illustration Adv. Graphic Design & Illustration P/S Fashion Design Commercial Photography Adv. Commercial Photography Business, & Administration: Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance Business Information I Business Information II Business Law Virtual Business Global Business Business Human Resource Statistics & Risk Practicum in Business (3) Entrepreneurship Finance: Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance Accounting I Accounting II Banking & Financial Services Statistics & Risk Financial Analysis Practicum in Business (3) Marketing, Sales & Service: 1. Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance 2. Advertising & Sales Promotion 3. Sports & Entertainment Marketing 4. Fashion Marketing 5. Entrepreneurship 6. Business Law 7. Business 8. Career Preparation (3) Transportation: Energy, Power and Transportation Automotive Advanced Automotive Hospitality & Tourism: Principles of Hospitality & Tourism Culinary Arts Practicum in Culinary Arts Hotel Travel & Tourism Food Science Practicum in Hospitality/ Tourism Information Technology: Principles of Information Technology Computer Maintenance Telecommunications & Networking Computer Technician Digital & Interactive Multimedia Web Technologies P/S: Web Game Development Research in IT Solutions Manufacturing: Principles of Manufacturing Welding Advanced Welding B) Four English electives *credits by selecting three levels in one of the following areas: Advanced Journalism; Public Speaking & Debate English Elective Courses Advanced Journalism: 1. Newspaper Production I, II,, V 2. Yearbook Production I, II,,V Public Speaking: 3. Public Speaking I, II, III 4. Advanced Independent Study Public Speaking Debate: 5. Debate I, II, III 6. Advanced Independent Study Debate C) Four Technology Application *credits D) A coherent sequence of four *credits from A, B or C
PUBLIC SERVICES ENDORSEMENT A Public Services endorsement can be earned by completing the foundation program general endorsement requirements and either A or B: A) A coherent sequence of courses of four or more *credits in CTE; the final course in the sequence must be from one of the following CTE career clusters: Education & Training; Human Services or Health Science B) Four courses in Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) JROTC Courses Education & Training: 1. Principles of Human Services & Education 2. Human Growth & Development 3. Instructional Practice in Education & Training 4. Practicum in Education & Training (2-3) Health Science: 1. Principles of Health Science 2. Medical Terminology 3. Health Science Clinical Rotation 4. World Health Research 5. Practicum in Health Science-Pharmacy 6. Practicum in Health Science-CNA 7. Medical Microbiology 8. Pathophysiology 9. Anatomy & Human Services: 1. Principles of Human Services & Education 2. Lifetime Nutrition & Wellness 3. Child Development 4. Child Guidance 5. Career Preparation (3) 1. Air Force JROTC I, II, 2. Marine JROTC I, II, 3. Navy JROTC I, II, III,
ARTS & HUMANITIES An Arts & Humanities endorsement can be earned by completing the foundation program general endorsement requirements and either A, B, C, D, E or F: A) A total of five *credits in social studies B) Four levels of the same language other than English (LOTE); or C) Two levels of the same LOTE and two levels of a different LOTE; or D) Four levels of American Sign Language (ASL) E) A coherent sequence of four *credits by selecting courses from one or two categories or disciplines in fine arts F) Four English elective *credits from the following courses: Social Studies Courses LOT Courses Fine Arts Courses Fine Arts Courses English Elective Courses World Geography World History US History Economics Government Psychology Sociology AP Human Geography AP World History AP US History AP European History AP U.S. Govt. & Politics AP Comparative Govt. & Politics AP Macroeconomics AP Microeconomics AP Psychology S.S. Research Methods S.S. Advanced Studies Special Topics in S.S. Other Special Topics in S.S. (.5-2) American History for New Americans American Culture Studies Holocaust and Genocide Studies Academic Decathlon Street Law AP S.S.-Skills for Success Mapping with Computers French I, II, III AP French Spanish I, II, III AP Spanish, V, VI Chinese I, II, III AP Chinese, V Arabic I, II, III Art : Art I Art II-Drawing, Printmaking, Ceramics, Sculpture, Photography, Digital Art & Media, Jewelry Art III Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Ceramics, Sculpture, Photography, Digital Art & Media, Jewelry, Commercial Art/Graphic Design Art -Advanced Commercial Art/ Computer Graphics, AP Studio-Drawing Portfolio, AP Two-Dimensional Design Portfolio, AP Three- Dimensional Design Portfolio AP History of Art Art & Media Communications I Art & Media Communications II Theatre: Theatre Arts I, II, III, & Theatre Production I, II, III, & Technical Theatre I, II, III, & Dance: Dance/Drill Team I, II, Alief Jazz Ballet I, II, Music: Band I, II, Jazz Band I, II, Orchestra I, II, Choir I, II, Music Theory I Music Theory II Vocal Ensemble I, II, Instrumental Ensemble I, II, AP Music Theory English Research/Tech Writing Humanities AP English Literature & Composition Literary Genres: Survey of World Literature Communications Applications
MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES ENDORSEMENT A Multidisciplinary. Studies endorsement can be earned by completing the foundation program general endorsement requirements and either A, B or C: A) Four advanced courses that prepare a student to enter the workforce successfully or postsecondary education without remediation from within one or more endorsement areas that are not in a coherent sequence B) Four *credits in each of the four foundation subject areas to include English and Chemistry and/or Physics C) Four *credits in advanced placement, International Baccalaureate, or dual credit selected from English, mathematics, science, social studies, economics, languages other than English, or fine arts