Curriculum
FFA students take 5 major courses each year in 45 minute periods.
8th Grade Curriculum
| Class | Credits |
| English |
1
|
| Social Studies |
1
|
| Mathematics |
1
|
| Science |
1
|
| Arts/Humanities |
1
|
| Physical Education |
1
|
| Elective |
1
|
High School Graduation Requirements (Grades 9-12)
| Class | Credits |
| English |
4
|
| Social Studies |
4
|
| Mathematics |
4
|
| Science |
4
|
| Arts/Humanities |
2
|
| Bible |
4
|
| Physical Education |
1
|
| Health |
.5
|
| Electives |
7
|
| Total Credits |
30.5
|
Student Classification
The work completed by the beginning of each school year determines the student’s classification. The following classifications are based on a student having attended FFA for each of his/her high school years.
Freshman Less than six credits
Sophomore Six or more credits
Junior Twelve or more credits
Senior Seventeen or more credits
Courses
Electives (Not all electives are offered each semester)
Art, Band, Chorus, communications, Culinary Arts, Drama, Drivers Education, Financial Peace, Fitness, French 1, II and III, Introductory to Computer, Literary Lab, Logic, Newspaper, Poetry Appreciation, SAT Prep, School Service, Spanish I and II, Speech, Stage Craft, Study Skills, Video Production, Website Design and Yearbook
Core Classes
Algebra I and II, Geometry, Consumer Math, Business Math, Civics, World History, World Geography, Bible, Economics, Psychology, American History, American Government, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, English 9, 10, 11 and 12 and Bible 9, 10, 11 and 12
Honors Classes
Trigonmetry and Pre Calculus, Calculus, Advance Chemistry, Physciology and Anatomy
AP Classes
English Composition and Literature, English Composition and Grammar, French
RCI (Regional Choice Initiative)
Dual Enrollment program allows both high school and college credit. Visit the Specialized Offerings page for more information.