Planning Your Curriculum
Citizens’ High School offers two levels, or programs, of study – General and Academic. Students will be requested to select one of these programs of study on the enrollment agreement they send to the school. Click the programs below for more information:
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
In addition to the standard core curriculum subjects, Citizens’ offers a wide array of elective courses. Students enrolled in either the General or Academic program of study may select electives, if any are required, from the general-academic, business, and/or life management electives listed below.
For students who must select one or more electives to complete their required diploma curriculum, a Subject Review form will be sent listing all the approved subjects from which the student may select his or her electives of choice. A complete description of all elective subjects offered can be found in the Course Descriptions section of this website.
BUSINESS: General/Academic Studies Electives
- Accounting
- Business Law & Management
- Business Office Skills
- Computer Keyboarding/Typing
- Entrepreneurship & Marketing
- Intro to Business & E-Commerce
- Retail Business & Selling
ENGLISH: General Studies Electives
- Business English
- English Grammar & Composition
- English Grammar & Composition II
ENGLISH: Academic Studies Elective
- Business English
FOREIGN LANGUAGE: General/Academic Studies Elective
- Spanish I
LIFE MANAGEMENT: General/Academic Studies Electives
- Food and Nutrition
- Parenting/Child Development
- Skills for Workplace Success
- Understanding the Law
MATH: General Studies Electives
- Algebra I
- Algebra II
- Business Math
- Geometry
- Pre-Algebra
MATH: Academic Studies Electives
- Business Math
- Consumer Math
- Pre-Algebra
SCIENCE: General Studies Electives
- Astronomy or Earth Science
- Introductory Physical Science or Physical Science
- Introductory Zoology or Life Science
SCIENCE: Academic Studies Electives
- Environmental Science
- Human Biology and Health
SOCIAL STUDIES: General/Academic Studies Electives
- Psychology
- World Geography
NOTE: The subjects below are not listed in the standard curriculum section of the school catalog. They are generally sent to new students as their first subject pending receipt and evaluation of a grade transcript from their previous high school verifying grade level and remaining subjects needed to meet graduation requirements. Credit is given toward an English subject when the course is completed. A description of these subjects is found in the Course Descriptions section of this website.
General Studies:
EN28 Vocabulary & Composition
EN27 Reading & Literature
Academic Studies:
EN45 English Communication Skills
