PTHS Student Handbook 2024-2025
Career and Technical Education
Accounting I, Ag 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)
Junior Grade-Level Expectations
By the end of 11th grade, a PTHS junior will be able to show proficiency in the ability to:
Adaptive Learners : ● Read, interpret, and comprehend difficult texts. ● Develop critical listening, aural, and visual skills. ● Construct and use explanations and models to design and evaluate solutions. ● Demonstrate effective testing skills. Global Thinkers : ● Research and make claims about a variety of issues in a fully developed paper of approximately 3-4 pages. ● Communicate effectively through technical documents, verbal explanations, and peer collaborations. ● Apply concepts in other contexts across various disciplines. ● Collect, analyze, interpret, and defend data from multiple sources and perspectives. ● Create a project, analyze its data, and report results/solutions. Responsible Citizens : ● Engage in events and curriculum in the school and community. ● Take proactive steps to support your own and your peers’ social and emotional learning. ● Demonstrate dependability and accountability. ● Understand the importance of appearance - dress and act appropriately independently. ● Revise a post-secondary goal with action steps, timeframes, and criteria for evaluating achievement.
Junior Required Courses of Study
Department
Courses
English
English I, II, or III, Rhet III, Introduction to Speech
Mathematics
Concepts in Algebra, Algebra I or II, Plane Geometry, Geometry, Algebra II/Trig., Foundations College Math, Pre-Calculus, AP Statistics (HCC Dual-Credit)
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