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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
                                                                                          Applied*                                  Years
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                                        THIS COURSE WILL offer a perspective on the changes in
                                        science technology, reasoning and perception over time through classic
                                        readings, movies and artwork. STUDENTS WILL read classic science fiction
                                        authors such as H.G. Wells, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury and Arthur C.   0.5 credit
        115800      10104124  Science Fiction  Clark. They will view multi-media forms such as The Twilight Zone, Planet of   Language   9 - 12  Semester   X  X  X  X  None
                                        the Apes, Star Wars, Star Trek, The Day the Earth Stood Still.  Students will   Arts  course
                                        analyze the technologies described, the problems that stand in the way of
                                        creating such devices, and the breakthroughs that have led to our new
                                        inventions today.

                                        THIS COURSE WILL include viewing movies to understand what
                                        makes them work, and learning how to analyze the choices made by
                                        filmmakers in adapting these works to the silver screen.
                                        STUDENTS WILL develop a greater knowledge and appreciation for various
        116400              Story of Movies                                              Language         1.0 credit / full   X  X
        116420      10104954  A/B       genres, techniques or storytelling, narrative devices, symbolism, character   Arts  10 - 12  year  Part A  Part B  X  X  None
                                        development, composition, selection of detail, etc. Students will regularly
                                        read informational text as well as film reviews in order to understand, critique,
                                        and write about
                                        films on an analytical level.


                                        THIS COURSE WILL teach students the skills needed to produce,
                                        advertise and distribute a yearbook. Students who enjoy creative writing,
                                        photography, desktop publishing, and computer graphics are encouraged to   Language
        116610                                                                                                      X     X
        116620      19034921  Yearbook I A/B  apply. Students spend the semester gathering information, writing, and   Arts / Tech   10 - 12  0.5 credit  Part A  Part B  X  X  None
                                        recording the activities at Rio Rancho High School. STUDENTS WILL learn   Credit
                                        how to prepare, publish, and distribute the school yearbook using many skills
                                        of journalism. They learn layout and format for publication.


















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