PTHS Student Handbook 2021-2022

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Sophomore Grade Level Expectations By the end of 10th grade, a PTHS sophomore will be able to show proficiency in the ability to: Adaptive Learners : • Read, comprehend, and make inferences from texts.

• Develop active listening, aural, and visual skills. • Use explanations and models to evaluate a solution. • Collect, analyze, and interpret data. • Practice test taking strategies on assessments. Global Thinkers : • Research and use support in fully developed writings of approximately 2-3 pages. • Communicate effectively through technical documents, verbal explanations, written reflections, or peer collaboration. • Identify a problem and construct a solution to that problem using data. • Understand connections between the various disciplines. Responsible Citizens : • Engage in events and curriculum in the school community. • Explore and understand ways to foster peer and self social and emotional growth. • Plan, implement, and evaluate one’s participation in activities and organizations that improve school climate.

Sophomore Required Courses of Study Department Courses English

English I, English II, Rhet II

Science

Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry

Concepts in Algebra, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Geometry, Algebra II, Algebra II/Trig.

Mathematics

Physical Education

Activities or Weights (¼), Driver Education (¼), Health (½), Band PE Waiver

Sophomore Electives Department

Courses

Social Studies

Illinois Studies (½), World Geography (½), AP US History w/Rhet II

Fine Arts/Foreign Language

Band, Chorus, Spanish I or II, Art I or II, Music Theory

Accounting I, Agriculture Science, Basic Auto Maintenance (½), BSAA, Child Development (½), Consumer Education (½), Drafting I or II, (½), Foods I or II (½), Introduction to Agriculture, Introduction to Welding (½), Orientation to Health Occupations (½), Programming and Coding I or II (½), Small Engine Repair (½), Smart Technology I or II (½), Textiles and Design I or II (½), Woods I or II (½)

Career and Technical Education