Pinewood School Curriculum Flowcharts • Upper Campus

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CURRICULUM FLOWCHARTS

MATH

Algebra 1 9th Grade

Geometry

Algebra 2

Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry

Algebra 1A 7th Grade

Upper Division Electives Statistics (grades 11 and 12)

AP Statistics (grade 12)

Algebra 1B 8th Grade

Algebra 1 JH

7th Grade

Geometry JH

8th Grade

Calculus

Algebra 2 Advanced

Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry Honors

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

Chemistry and Lab Honors Honors

Chemistry and Lab

Advanced

Upper Division Electives (Grades 11 and 12)

Anatomy and Physiology (one semester)

Marine Biology (one semester) Psychology (one semester)

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Computer Science 7

7th Grade (one semester)

Computer Science 8

8th Grade (one semester)

Design and Engineering 8

8th Grade (one semester)

Exploring Computer Science

9th Grade (one semester)

Upper Division Electives

Computer Science electives are open to high school students who have completed Exploring Computer Science and received teacher permission to continue with elective classes.

Fundamentals of Computer Science (grades 10-12—one semester)

Mobile App Development (grades 10-12—one semester)

Advanced Computer Science (grades 10-12—one semester—Online)

AP Computer Science Principles (grades 11-12—one semester)

Advanced Topics Data Science and Machine Learning (grade 12—one semester)

SOCIAL STUDIES

US History 7

World History 8

Human Geography (one semester)

AP World History

AP US History

World History

US History

American Government (one semester) or

AP US Government

Upper Division Elective (Grades 11 and 12)

Business and Technology (one semester)

Debate (Grades 9-12)

Mock Trial (Grades 9-12)

Junior High Debate (grades 7 and 8)

LITERATURE

Literature 7

Literature 8

Literature 9: Myths and Motifs

Literature 11: American Honors

Literature 10: World

Literature 11: American

AP English Literature

Literature 12: British

WRITING

Writing 7

Writing 8

Writing 9 (one semester)

Writing 10 (one semester)

AP English Language (one semester)

FRENCH

French 1A

7th Grade

French 1B

8th Grade

French 4

French 2

French 3

French 1

(may not be offered every year)

High School

French 4 Honors (may not be offered every year)

AP French Language

Normal advancement is indicated by the solid arrow. Changing lanes is possible with teacher recommendation. Students are required to complete a minimum of three years of high school level study of the same language, and two of the years MUST be taken in grades 9 and 10.

MANDARIN

Mandarin 1A 7th Grade

Mandarin 1B 8th Grade

Mandarin 1 (may not be offered every year) High School

Mandarin 2

Mandarin 3

Mandarin 4

(may not be offered every year)

Mandarin 4 Honors (may not be offered every year)

Mandarin 5 (may not be offered every year)

AP Chinese Language

Normal advancement is indicated by the solid arrow. Changing lanes is possible with teacher recommendation. Students are required to complete a minimum of three years of high school level study of the same language, and two of the years MUST be taken in grades 9 and 10.

SPANISH

Spanish 1 Accelerated 7th Grade

Spanish 1A 7th Grade

Spanish 2 Accelerated 8th Grade

Spanish 1B 8th Grade

Spanish 1 High School

Spanish 2 Advanced Spanish 2

Spanish 3 Advanced

Spanish 4 Honors AP Spanish Language

Spanish 3

Spanish 4

Hispanic Film and Culture (not offered every year)

Normal advancement is indicated by the solid arrow. Changing lanes is possible with teacher recommendation. Students are required to complete a minimum of three years of high school level study of the same language, and two of the years MUST be taken in grades 9 and 10.

ARTS

Art, Musical Theatre, Communications

7th Grade

(one semester—6 weeks each)

Art, Musical Theatre, or Design Engineering

8th Grade (one semester)

Humanities: Art Theory, Music Appreciation, Theatre History

9th Grade

(one semester—6 weeks each)

Studio Art 1

10th Grade (one semester )

Studio Art 2

11th Grade (one semester )

AP Drawing

Music Theory 1

10th Grade

(one semester )

Music Theory 2

11th Grade (one semester )

AP 2D Art and Design

Upper Division Electives

Grades 11 and 12

(each class is one semester unless noted)

AP Art History (full year)

Digital Photography 1 and 2

Film Studies

Graphic Design 1 and 2

Graphic Design Honors

Theatre 1

10th Grade (one semester )

Theatre 2

11th Grade (one semester )

High School Electives

Grades 9–12

Theatre Productions

Technical Theatre (one semester—may repeat)

Pinewood Singers

Treble Choir (Grades 9 and 10)

A Cappella Ensemble

Art Independent Study

(class may be taken multiple times)

Dance Fitness (class may be taken multiple times)

Junior High Elective: JHChorus

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Physical Education 7

7th Grade

Team Sports

Sportsmanship

Teamwork

Physical Education 8

8th Grade

Team Sports

Personal Fitness

Individual Sports

PE/Athletics 9 and 10

9th and 10th Grades

Nutrition

Personal Fitness

Lifelong Sports

Goal Setting

Physical Education Elective

Dance Fitness

9th–12th Grades

(class may be taken muptiple times)

TRANS-DISCIPLINARY HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIVES

Trans-disciplinary Electives open to all students in Grades 9–12

Journalism Yearbook

Digital Fabrication and Production (one semester)

Audio / Video Production

Speech and Debate

Pinewood Scholars Program (selective program available to students in Grades 11 and 12)

Social Entrepreneurship 1 11th Grade

Social Entrepreneurship 2 12th Grade (one semester)

CORE CURRICULUM

Junior High School

7th Grade 8th Grade

Literature 7 and Writing 7

Math 7, Algebra 1A, or Algebra 1 JH

United States History 7

Literature 8 and Writing 8

Math 8, Algebra 1B, or Geometry JH

World History 8 Science 7 Science 8

French/Mandarin/Spanish 1A or

French/Mandarin/Spanish 1B or Spanish 1 Accelerated Spanish 2 Accelerated

Art 7, Communications 7, and Art 8, Design Engineering 8 or Musical Theatre 7

Computer Science and Technology 7

Physical Education 7

Musical Theatre 8

Computer Science and Techology 8

Physical Education 8

High School

The curriculum path listed below meets Pinewood’s graduation requirements and is typical for most students. Individual courses of study may vary depending on student needs, interests and abilities, particularly in Math and World Language. Elective courses may be added to the student’s required courses depending on scheduling availability

9th Grade

Literature 9 and Writing 9

10th Grade

Literature 10 and Writing 10

Algebra 1, Geometry, or Algebra 2/2 Adv Geometry, Algebra 2/2 Adv, or Precalculus* Human Geography World History° Physics Chemistry*

French/Mandarin/Spanish 1

French/Mandarin/Spanish 2 or Spn 2 Adv

French/Mandarin/Spanish 3 or Spn 3 Adv

Humanities

Exploring Computer Science

PE/Athletics 9

11th Grade

Literature 11* and AP English Language

French/Mandarin/Spanish 2 or Spn 2 Adv

French/Mandarin/Spanish 3 or Spn 3 Adv

French/Mandarin/Spanish 4*

Studio Art 1, Music Theory 1 or Theatre 1

PE/Athletics 10

12th Grade

Literature 12 or AP Literature° Algebra 2/2 Adv, Precaluclus*, or Calculus° Precaluclus* or Calculus°

United States History* American Government° Biology* AP or AT Science°

French/Mandarin/Spanish 3 or Spn 3 Adv

French/Mandarin/Spanish 4*

French/Mandarin/Spanish 4*

AP Chinese/French/Spanish°

AP Chinese/French/Spanish° Upper Division Electives

Studio Art 2, Music Theory 2 or Theatre 2

Upper Division Electives

* Honors class offered | ° AP or AT class offered

HONORS, AP, & AT COURSES

ELECTIVE COURSES

Honors Courses are Offered in the Following Subject Areas

Literature 11: American French

Precalculus

Biology

Chemistry

Mandarin

Spanish

Graphic Design

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

English Language Chemistry

English Literature

Calculus AB

Calculus BC

Statistics

Art History

2D Art and Design

Drawing

Computer

Science

Principles

Physics C: Mechanics

Chinese Language

French Language

Spanish Language

United States History

United States Government & Politics

World History: Modern

Advanced Topics (AT) Courses

Biology

Data Science and Machine Learning

High School Elective Courses and Extracurriculars

Anatomy and Physiology

Marine Biology

Digital Photography 1 & 2

Graphic Design 1 & 2

Film Studies

Art Independent Study

Fundamentals of Computer Science

Mobile App Development

Advanced Computer Science

Social Entrepreneurship 1 & 2 (PSP)

Psychology

Business and Technology

Statistics

Digital Fabrication and Production

Audio Video Production

Pinewood Singers

Treble Choir

Technical Theatre

Drama

Dance Fitness

Journalism

Yearbook

Robotics

Debate

Mock Trial

COLLEGE COUNSELING & ACADEMIC ADVISING

11th Grade

12th Grade

Individual Meetings to Provide Academic Advising & College Counseling

Optional Family Meeting

College Counseling

In-Person Workshops and Asynchronous Support throughout the Process

Parent Night Parent Night Group Meetings

Ongoing Support through College Process

Required: Individual Meeting

Engouraged: Individual Meetings as Needed

College Counseling

In-Person Workshops and Asynchronous Support throughout the Process

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