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ELECTIVE COURSE OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE

Elective course are arranged by discipline (type of elective credit granted). Disciplines are:; Career Cluster/Workplace Readiness, Fine Arts, Language Arts/World Languages, Math [courses do not grant a math credit]. Physical Education/Health, Science, Social Studies, and Technlogy.
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Course Number State Course ID Course Title Course Description May Be Grade Level Credit Fall Spring Grad Odd Grad Prerequisites
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THIS COURSE WILL include advanced evaluation skills to set up
rehabilitation programs and use therapeutic modalities for injury care.
Students are expected to complete a minimum of two days per week after Sports Medicine I
school/weekends in the training room with a possible individual sport Science (Lab with grade of "B"
137830 15407312 Sports Medicine II assignment. This may include traveling with the assigned sport (frequency Science 10 - 12 1.0 credit / full X X X X or higher, and
137840 A/B may vary depending upon sport). Students will also learn & become certified year Part A Part B
in CPR & AED. STUDENTS WILL become familiar with common illnesses in credit) approval of
athletics, practice advanced wrappings/tapings, learn skills to properly fit instructor
protective sport equipment, understand risks factors for environmental
illnesses and head/brain/thoracic injuries.

THIS COURSE WILL prepare students interested in a career in Sports
Medicine. Instruction includes: administration and organizational skills,
psychological rehabilitation techniques, specific strength training techniques
for injured athletes, & advanced athletic injuries. Students are expected to Sports Medicine II
complete a minimum of two days per week after school in the training room Science (Lab with grade of "B"
137850 Sports Medicine 1.0 credit / full X X
137860 15407312 III A/B with a possible individual sport assignment. This may include traveling with Science 11 - 12 year Part A Part B X X or higher, and
the assigned sport (frequency may vary depending upon sport). STUDENTS credit) approval of
WILL be required to participate in a peer mentorship program. They will be instructor
involved in visitations to various facilities and settings throughout the city (i.e.
local high schools, UNM training room, and rehabilitation clinics and
hospital).

THIS COURSE IS designed for the student who is interested in animals. It
surveys the animal kingdom with an emphasis on the vertebrates (fish, Chemistry or
amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals). Chemistry in the
The goal is to have students leave this class with a greater understanding Science (Lab
137700 17144713 Zoology A/B and appreciation of the animals with which we share this planet. STUDENTS Science 10 - 12 1.0 credit / full X X X X Community and
137730 year Part A Part B Biology (Biology
WILL explore (through literature research, hands-on labs, and presentations) credit) may be
the biology, behavior, ecology, natural history, and evolution of various concurrent)
animal species. They will study animals of New Mexico, discuss the status
of many species, and explore current threats to animals worldwide.

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