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STEP DEVELOP A PLAN

3 Once you feel comfortable with a particular career path, you

will work with your counselor to map out a plan. It is
important that you progress along a career or college

readiness pathway and also satisfy your graduation
requirements.

FRESHMAN YEAR

In addition to English 9, World Studies, Health, PE, a math course, and a science
course, you may also begin your career pathway with an introductory course. You

should also choose an elective course that is recommended for your chosen
pathway.

SOPHOMORE YEAR

During your sophomore year, you will take a Career Development course that is
specifically designed for you to learn about pursuing careers within your chosen

area. You will also take English 10, a math course, a science course, and PE.
Additionally, you will take an introductory course for your pathway along with

recommended electives.

JUNIOR YEAR

This is when you will begin more specialized coursework to your chosen career

pathway. You will also take United States History, American Literature, and PE.
You will take math, science, and elective courses aligned to your pathway as well.

SENIOR YEAR

Ideally, your senior year will include an internship, a work study program, a dual
credit course, and/or a professional credential. You will have a specialized program

aligned to advanced coursework in your career pathway. You will also take
Government & Civics, Consumer Education, English electives, and PE.

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