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Students may earn a Multidisciplinary Studies endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from one of the following 2 options:

Option 1: Four by Four (4 x 4)
Students take four credits in each of the four
core content areas.

• Four English credits including
  English IV
  
• Four Math credits
  
• Four Science credits including
  Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics
  
• Four Social Studies credits

Option 2: Advanced Courses
Students take four advanced credits that prepare a student to enter the workforce successfully or postsecondary education without remediation from within one endorsement
area or among endorsement areas that are not in a coherent sequence.

Students may earn an Arts & Humanities endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from one of the following 4 options:

Option 1: Social Studies
Students take five Social Studies credits

Option 2: Foreign Language
Students take four levels of the same foreign language.

OR

Students take two levels of one foreign
language AND two levels of a different foreign
language (two levels in each of two
different foreign languages for 4 credits.)

Option 3: Fine Arts
Students take four credits in the same fine
arts area.

OR

Students take two credits in one fine arts area AND two credits in a different fine arts area (two credits in each of two different fine arts areas for 4 credits).

Option 4: English
Students take four credits in English

• Independent Study
  
• Literary Genres/Creative Writing
  
• Debate

Students may earn a Public Services endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from one of the following 2 options:

Option 1:
Students earn four credits by taking at least two courses in the same career cluster in one of the following areas:

• Education and Training
  
• Health Science
  
• Human Services
  
• Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

With at least one advanced course in the sequence

Option 2: Government & Public Administration - JROTC
Student takes four JROTC credits

Students may earn a Business & Industry endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from the following option:

Option 1:
Students earn four credits by taking at least
two courses in the same cluster in one of the
following areas:

• Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
• Architecture and Construction
• Arts, Audio/Video Technology, Communication and Journalism
• Business Management and Administration
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Information Technology
• Manufacturing
• Marketing
• Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

With at least one advanced course in the sequence

Students may earn a STEM endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from any of these 4 options:

Note: Algebra II, Chemistry, and Physics/Priciples of Technology are required for the STEM endorsement regardless of the option the student selects from below.

Option 1: Engineering
Students earn four CTE credits by taking at least two courses
in the same cluster that lead to a final course in the STEM
cluster. (With at least one advanced course in the sequence)

Option 2: Math
Students take Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II AND two of the following courses for which Algebra II is a prerequisite.

• Pre-Calculus
• Pre AP Pre-Calculus
• AP Calculus AB
• AP Calculus BC
• AP Statistics
• AP Computer Science
• Advanced Quantitative Reasoning
• Statistics & Business Decision Making
• Engineering Mathematics

Option 3: Science
Students take Biology, Chemistry, Physics, AND two of the
following courses.

• AP Biology
• AP Chemistry
  
• AP Physics 2
  
• AP Physics C
  
• Aquatic Science
  
• Advanced Plant & Soil Science
  
• Principles of Engineering
  
• Astronomy
  
• Environmental Systems
  
• AP Environmental Systems
  
• Honors Anatomy & Physiology
  
• Forensic Science
  
• Medical Microbiology/Pathophysiology
  
• Food Science
  
• Advanced Animal Science
  
• Scientific Research & Design (Rocket Engineering)
  
• Engineering Design & Problem Solving (Rocket Engineering)

Option 4: Combination
Students take Algebra II, Chemistry, and Physics, an additional math course, an additional science course, AND three additional credits in the STEM endorsement.