Sample Course of Study & Credits

This course of study is a guide for what a student may choose to take during 4 years of high school.
​Note that integrated students may enter high school using any Tapestry year plan (year 1, 2, 3, or 4).

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Integrated Course of Study

	9th GRADE	10th GRADE	11th GRADE	​12th GRADE
HISTORY ​or ​HONORS HISTORY 1 Credit	Year 1 Rhetoric History* or Year 1 Honors Rhetoric History​*	​Year 2 Rhetoric History* or Year 2 Honors Rhetoric History*	​Year 3 Rhetoric History* or Year 3 Honors Rhetoric History*	​Year 4 Rhetoric History​* or Year 4 Honors Rhetoric History*
ENGLISH** ​or  ​HONORS ENGLISH*** 1 Credit	​Year 1 Rhetoric Literature* ​ or Year 1 Honors Rhetoric Literature* and ​Rhetoric Writing 9	​Year 2 Rhetoric Literature*​ ​ or Year 2 Honors Rhetoric Literature*​​ ​and Rhetoric ​Writing 10	Year 3 Rhetoric Literature* ​​ or Year 3 Honors Rhetoric Literature*​ and ​Rhetoric Writing 11	Year 4 Rhetoric Literature*​​ or Year 4 Honors Rhetoric Literature*​ ​and ​Rhetoric Writing 12
SCIENCE 1 Credit	Astronomy	Biology	Chemistry	Physics
ELECTIVES 1/2 Credit Each	Introductory Logic Intermediate Logic Year 1 Government, Philosophy, Worldview, Fine Arts	Health & Nutrition Year 2 Government, Philosophy, Worldview, Fine Arts	​Economics Year 3 Government, Philosophy, Worldview, Fine Arts	Year 4 Government, Philosophy, Worldview, Fine Arts

*​Note that integrated students may enter high school using any Tapestry year plan (year 1, 2, 3, or 4).
** On transcripts, many families record these classes as English 9, English 10, English 11, and English 12 
*** On transcripts, many families record these classes as Honors English 9, Honors English 10, Honors English 11, and Honors English 12 ​

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Traditional Course of Study

	9th GRADE	10th GRADE	11th GRADE	​12th GRADE
HISTORY ​1 Credit	World History	​American History
ENGLISH* ​1 Credit	​World Literature and Rhetoric Writing 9	​American Literature and ​Rhetoric Writing 10	British Literature and  Rhetoric Writing 11	​Literature Modules and Rhetoric Writing 12
SCIENCE 1 Credit	Astronomy	Biology	Chemistry	Physics
ELECTIVES 1/2 Credit Each	Introductory Logic ​Intermediate Logic	​Health & Nutrition	U.S. Government  Economics

* On transcripts, many families record these classes as English 9, English 10, English 11, and English 12