
Anderson, David Austin, David Baldwin, Donnie Barber, Mat Barklund, Robin Barr, Scott Bean, LeAnn Belnap, Larry Blackburn, Camille Borg, Jenni Busath, Megan Byrd, Amanda Cannon, Emalee Chapple, Andrew Clawson, Ashley Coffman, David Coats, Scott Cook, Troy Cornell, Emilie Crabtree, Shauna Dabell, Trent De Montaudouin, Helene Dunnells, Ryan Dyorich, Matthew Edmondson, Marianne Facer, Jeff Ferguson, Heath Freeman, Evelyn Gaeth, Cassandra Gardner, Kelly Gardner, Richard Gleave, Randy Gore, Katie Griggs, Julie Hagert, Robert Hales, Alicia Hillyard, Mark Hostert, Linda Jackson, Cody Jardine, Nanci Johnston, Bryan Kelley, Debbie Knudson, Chris Leppert, Keith Lords, Scott Lords, Zac Love, Nancy Manship, Robbin Marley, Nancy McLaren, Doug Meacham, Wendy Mitchell, LeeAnn Monson, Cindy Neal, Robert Nelson, Christopher Olds, Erin Peterson, Scott Prophet, Larry Reichelt, Annie Richins, Dwight Schaefer, Debbie Schlecten, Jamie Smith, Sara Sparks, Kelly Thacker, Kari-Sue Thomas, Curtis Tullis, Julie Vasas, Bill Walker, Benjamin Watson, Lynn Zohner, Sydney
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English 12
Language/composition study emphasizes persuasion, exposition, critical analysis, and an MLA style research paper. Literature centers on work by British writers.
Transitions 1
9th grade elective credit. This course is designed to meet the requirements of emerging adults, addressing a combination of personal/social, educational, and career life skills. This course will benefit all students whether they are entering the workforce following high school or have their sights set on college, a graduate degree, or some other form of post-secondary education.
Transitions 2
Designed for teaching interpersonal skills for career and college success. The formation and maintenance of relationships with others will also be explored. Recommended for grade 12/elective.
Dance(Girl's PE credit)
This course introduces students to modern jazz and basic ballet technique, terminology, and choreography. Students will work to increase physical strength, flexibility, coordination and knowledge or rhythm
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