This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in English I. REMEDIATION ONLY. ½ English Credit, Grade 9-12

This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in English 2. REMEDIATION ONLY. ½ English Credit, Grade 9-12

This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in English 3. REMEDIATION ONLY. ½ English Credit, Grade 9-12

This course will extend research and writing skills to analyze world literature as a means of placing these works in historical and cultural contexts. Students will analyze different genres of literature to create connections through both whole and small-group learning. Emphasis will be placed on narrative, expository, and argumentative writing. This course will work toward improving reading and writing skills for all seniors and provide students with the opportunity to read books on recommended college reading lists. Completion, with a passing grade, of this course will satisfy the second semester of English IV and allow students to be eligible to graduate in December. ½ English Credit, 12th grade only - DECEMBER GRADS ONLY

Real-World Problem Solving - This course focuses on developing Algebra 1 skills through the study of equations, graphs, and functions. Students will solve real-world problems involving linear relationships, patterns, and data while building a strong understanding of algebraic concepts. Emphasis is placed on consistent practice, problem-solving strategies, and preparing students for future math courses.  ½  Math Credit Grade 9-12.

This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in Physical Science. ½ Science Credit, Grade 9-12.

This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in Biology I. Grade 10-12.

This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in History of America I. ½ Social Studies Credit, Grade 9-12.

This course is designed to review and expand upon topics covered in Government. REMEDIATION ONLY, ½ Social Studies Credit, Grade 11-12.

Credit recovery is designed for students who have not passed a semester of a required course. Contact your counselor to enroll in credit recovery. Grades 10-12.

This class is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of oral and written communication and give them practical experience in areas ranging from listening skills to public speaking to practical writing.  Students can take this class for remediation grades 9-11, and 8th graders may take it so they will not have to take it during the regular school year.  ½ Speech Credit Grades 9-12.

This course is based on the Missouri Personal Finance Competencies and presents essential knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about real-life financial issues. Students will learn how choices influence occupational options and future earning potential. Students will also learn to apply decision-making skills to evaluate career choices and set personal goals. The course content is designed to help the learner make wise spending, saving, and credit decisions and to make effective use of income to achieve personal financial success. ½ Personal Finance Credit Grades 11-12.

Students will learn the fundamentals of physical fitness along with lifetime activities. Students will participate in activities to enhance their fitness. Students will learn and participate in activities that they will be able to continue throughout their lifetime. ½ P.E. Credit Grades 9-12.

This summer, students will practice various job skills. They will learn jobs that apply to boutiques and cafes. Students will be challenged through lessons, such as baking, cooking, painting, creating, and working. Students will learn job skills, cooking, map skills, research strategies, chemistry, Neosho history, and how to structure their free time.  Students must have a current IEP.  ½ Elective Credit Grades 9-12.

This course is designed to provide students with knowledge, attitudes, and skills to make health-promoting decisions. ½ Health Credit. Grade 9-12

Students will learn about performing for theatre through acting games and warm-ups. They will work on a short one-act play throughout the week and have a chance to perform at the end of the summer semester. ½ Fine Art Credit, Grade 9-12

Students will learn all the backstage basics for theatre. They will start with learning about costumes and sets, and then have a chance to create set pieces and props for the Acting class. ½ Fine Art Credit, Grade 9-12.