Westwood Choice Sheet
Educational resource detailing course offerings at Westwood High School, focusing on English/Language Arts and Science subjects. The sheet includes specific courses such as English I, Biology, and their advanced counterparts. Each course is listed with a unique number and key, providing clarity on the curriculum options available for students. Additional information includes tags for advanced and dual credit courses, making it a valuable tool for students and parents navigating high school course selections.
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The Westwood High School Choice Sheet details a variety of course offerings across multiple subjects including English/Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies, with numerous options for students in grades 10 through 12.
In the English/Language Arts section, students can choose from courses such as English I, which is listed under the number 1112, and English I Advanced, numbered 1113. Advanced TAG options are available as well, such as English I Advanced TAG (1115) and English I ESOL (1151). For upperclassmen, English III offers both standard (1132) and advanced options, including English III AP Language & Composition (1133) and its TAG variant (1135). Additionally, students can select from English IV courses, including English IV AP Literature & Composition (1143) and English IV Dual Credit at WHS (11425A/11425B), which is a one-semester course.
The Science offerings start with Biology (4011) for students in grades 9 through 12, with advanced options like Biology Advanced (4012) and Biology AP (4313) available for upperclassmen. Students interested in advanced studies can also consider courses like Integrated Physics & Chemistry (IPC) (4121) and various Chemistry classes, including Chemistry AP (4334) and Chemistry II IB (4238). Physics courses are also prominent, with Physics (4241) and Physics I AP (4355) available for grades 10 to 12, alongside specialized options like Physics C AP (4345) and Physics II IB (4346).
The Social Studies section includes a wide array of courses such as World Geography (2102) and its AP counterpart (2210). Students can also opt for U.S. Government (2442) or U.S. Government Dual Credit (24425), with additional options like Economics (2602) and Economics AP (2604). The course offerings extend to dual credit options and specialized programs, including On-Ramps courses like On-Ramps Earth Systems Science (45167) for grades 11 and 12.