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English I involves reading, discussing, and writing about literature from various authors and genres. Students will also utilize the writing process through essays, a research paper, and various other writing assignments.

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This is a two-semester course required to meet graduation  requirements and is a prerequisite for enrolling in English IV.  Students will study American authors and their works from a historical perspective.  They will also learn to recognize specific literary genres and major schools of thought that have been developed by Americans or have affected Americans in the field of literature.  As a requirement for successful completion of this course, students will demonstrate research, organization and composition skills in the construction of a research paper concerning the life, works and historical background of a major American author.

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This is a one semester course involving a study of writing skills. All writing in this course will be of the fictional/creative nature. We will focus on creative descriptions and developing characters. Students will write poetry, stories involving internal/external conflict, advertisements, and fictional articles.

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This is a one semester course involving the study of communication skills, especially public speaking. Students will prepare, analyze, and present speech presentations. Some research will be involved throughout the semester. Genres will include how-to, directional, advertisements, persuasive, research, and autobiographical speeches.

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Students will learn how to work with variables in an equation and solve for a specific variable. This will be done by working with linear, inequalities, exponents, radicals, and rational equations. Oklahoma PASS objectives will all be covered. Algebra I is an EOI subject with a state mandate to pass before graduation.

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Geometry comes between Algebra I and Algebra II. In geometry students will practice using mathematical truths about shapes to create and solve simple algebraic problems. By having geometry in-between Algebra I and Algebra II students get an extra year to practice basic algebra before adding new algebra skills in Algebra II. Geometry also stresses the development of higher order thinking skills by taking mathematical truth and determining the best way to apply it. See the Oklahoma PASS objectives for a detailed list of content.

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Students taking Computer Math will be introduced to very basic principles of Computer Science, how computers use number patterns to code for pictures, and compress data, how to count in binary and hexadecimal number systems. Students will also use programs like Alice to create interactive 3D worlds as we learn fundamentals  of object oriented computer languages. Students will also learn how to code and design web pages, and use programs like GIMP to create various types of graphic media.

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The goal of American History is four part:  1.)To discover what it means to be an American and how that identity developed,  2.) To understand the constitution as a living, evolving document, 3.) To look at the consequences of war in American history especially since the Civil War, and  4.) To appreciate the value of different cultures as it relates to the evolution of the American identity.

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Art Class offers a wide variety of Fine Art and Craft projects during the school year. Students are expected to do their best work at all times.

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Art Class offers a wide variety of Fine Art and Craft projects during the school year. Students are expected to do their best work at all times.

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Art Class offers a wide variety of Fine Art and Craft projects during the school year. Students are expected to do their best work at all times.

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Jazz Band is a select group of students that audition and are invited to be a part of one of the exciting groups in the Bridge Creek schools. There are positions in trumpet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, trombone, guitar, bass guitar, and drum set. The students must be able to read music. The director will select players with exceptional ability. The band prepares music to perform at all home basketball games. The jazz band also performs at different fundraisers and contests. The director will announce the auditions in April of the previous year with music and criteria for the audition. Auditions are in May.

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Varsity Band is made up of students that have learned to play a musical instrument at least 2 years. The band includes flutes, clarinets, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, trumpet, French horn, Trombone, Baritone, tuba, and percussion. Other instruments not on this list can be included. The band performs at all football games, and requires marching for everyone. There are extra rehearsals after school, marching starts before school begins in August. After football season the band becomes a concert band, playing inside on concert band music. Other options for band students are honor band auditions, and solo and ensemble contests.

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The purpose of Financial Literacy is to educate students to make wise choices concerning their finances which will directly affect their future.

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This is a two semester course with no prerequisites. It is designed , because of its mature content, as an elective for 11th and 12th grade students. Students will study human behavior as it relates to themselves and others and will become familiar with the history of psychological research and popular theories as well as current trends in the field.

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