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ASPIRE/Utah Core:

  • English I (CCSS)
  • English II (CCSS)
  • English III (CCSS)
  • English IV (CCSS)
  • Secondary Math I
  • Secondary Math II
  • Integrated Math I (CCSS)
  • Integrated Math II (CCSS)
  • Algebra I (CCSS)
  • Algebra II (CCSS)
  • Geometry (CCSS)
  • Integrated Math III (CCSS)
  • Pre-Calculus (CCSS)

AP:

  • AP English Language & Composition
  • AP English Literature & Composition
  • AP Calculus AB
  • AP Statistics (2020)
  • AP Biology
  • AP Chemistry
  • AP Environmental Science
  • AP United States History
  • AP U.S. Government & Politics
  • AP Psychology
  • AP World History Modern
  • AP Human Geography
  • AP Macroeconomics

ACT/WorkKeys/SAT:

  • ACT English
  • ACT Reading
  • ACT Mathematics
  • ACT Science
  • ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Graphic Literacy
  • ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Workplace Documents
  • ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Applied Mathematics
  • SAT Reading
  • SAT Mathematics
  • SAT Reading and Writing
  • PSAT Reading and Writing
  • PSAT Mathematics

Other:

  • Citizenship Test
  • Introduction to African American History Health
  • Writing
  • NAEP Grade 12 Reading
  • NAEP Grade 12 Mathematics
  • GED Reasoning through Language Arts
  • GED Mathematical Reasoning
  • GED Science
  • GED Social Studies
  • Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
  • Julius Caesar
  • Macbeth
  • Romeo and Juliet
  • ASVAB

National Standards:

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