The A-G U.C. Requirements
A.V.I.D
2009-2010
A = History / Social Science
2 years required
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1 year World History
1 year U.S. History
1/2 year Civics
Classes Available
World (CP/H)
U.S. (CP/H)
Extra Honors Credit
Civics (CP/H)
B = English
4 years required
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4 years of C.P. English
Only 1 year may be ESL /
ELD English
Classes Available
English 1 (CP/H)
English 2 (CP/H)
English 3 (CP/H/AP)
Extra Honors /AP Credit
English 4 (CP/H/AP)
Extra AP Credit
C = Mathematics
3 years required
4 years recommended
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At least 3 years of C.P.
Algebra
Classes Available
Algebra I
Geometry
Advanced Geometry
Algebra II
Math IV
Calculus
Extra AP Credit
Statistics
Extra AP Credit
D = Laboratory Science
2 years required
3 years recommended
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Classes Available
Lab Science Tech 2
Lab & Advanced Biology
AP Biology
Extra AP Credit
Chemistry (CP/AP)
Extra AP Credit
Physics (CP/AP)
Extra AP Credit
Agricultural Biology
E = Language Other than English
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2 years required in
same language
3 years recommended
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2 years in the same
language
Classes Available
Spanish 1,2,3,4
AP Spanish 4
Extra AP Credit
AP Spanish Literature
Extra AP Credit
French 1,2,3
German 1,2,3
F = Visual & Performing Arts
1 year required
Classes Available
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Advanced Drama
Art & Art Design
Concert Band & Choir
Drama
Jazz Band
Madrigals
Photography 1 & 2
G = Electives
1 year required
NOTE:
Some A-F courses cannot be
used for the G Requirement
Classes Available
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Honors Economics
Forensics
Lab Physical Science
Lab Science Tech 1
AVID Senior Seminar
Plant & Soil Science
Animal Science
Cornell Notes Brainstorm Groups of 4
1. How are lectures / notes different between
classes? What styles do teachers have?
2. What are some of the toughest things about
taking notes in classes?
3. What are some common abbreviations that
you have used in taking notes?
4. How can you adjust to different types of note
taking in your classes?
A-G Poster Blue Print
With a partner, take your 11x17 paper and design a
rough draft of you’re A-G Requirement Poster
Your goal is to create a poster that advertises clearly
to other students what the A-G requirements are
Some things to consider when you are designing your
blueprint
Layout / Organization
Landscape / Portrait
Text Font Type / Size
What types of visuals will you use
Background / Colors Used