Credit Retrieval Courses: Course Descriptions

REN101: Credit Retrieval English 
Grades 10-12
.5 Credit

This course is for students who did not successfully complete English 9 or 10. Emphasis is on strengthening students' reading, writing, communication and critical thinking skills presented in English 9 through 12. The standards-based curriculum includes activities that develop vocabulary, comprehension and fluency skills using fiction and nonfiction texts. Students learn to write in response to on-demand prompts and communicate effectively in a variety of forms for different audiences.

RAL100A: Credit Retrieval Algebra 1 Semester 1
Grades 9-12
.5 Credit

This course is for students who did not successfully complete Algebra 1, Semester 1. Students will study solving linear equations and inequalities, functions, linear functions, systems of equations and complete online assessments.

RAL100B: Credit Retrieval Algebra 1, Semester 2
Grades 9-12 
.5 Credit

This course is for students who did not successfully complete Algebra 1, Semester 2. Students will study solving linear equations and inequalities, functions, linear functions, systems of equations and complete online assessments.

RAL200A: Credit Retrieval Algebra 2, Semester 1
Grades 10-12
.5 Credit 

This course is for students who did not successfully complete Algebra 2, Semester 1. Students will expand their understanding of number systems to include complex numbers and will grow more proficient in their use of algebraic techniques. This course focuses on the study of functions: linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, square root, cubic, and those involving inverse variation. Other topics that will be studied are combinations and permutations, probability, binomial theorem, measures of variability, and geometric and arithmetic sequences and series.

RAL200B: Credit Retrieval Algebra 2, Semester 2
Grades 10-12
.5 Credit

This course is for students who did not successfully complete Algebra 2, Semester 2. Students will expand their understanding of number systems to include complex numbers and will grow more proficient in their use of algebraic techniques. This course focuses on the study of functions: linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, square root, cubic, and those involving inverse variation. Other topics that will be studied are combinations and permutations, probability, binomial theorem, measures of variability, and geometric and arithmetic sequences and series.

RGE200A: Credit Retrieval Geometry, Semester 1
Grades 10-12
.5 Credit

This course is for students who did not successfully complete 10th grade Geometry, Semester 1.

RGE200B: Credit Retrieval Geometry, Semester 2 
Grades 10-12
.5 Credit

This course is for students who did not successfully complete 10th grade Geometry, Semester 2.

RBI200-Credit Retrieval - Biology
Grades 10-12
.5 Credit 

Online and in class inquiry-based science class. Students are introduced to the fundamentals of biology through a series of experiments and activities

RWH101 - Credit Retrieval World History
Grades 10-12 
5 Credit 

This course is for students who did not successfully complete Social Studies 9 or World History 9.

RUS300 - Credit Retrieval U.S. History
Grade 12
.5 Credit 

Review the U.S. Constitution and then use that knowledge as a framework to discuss the current political, social, and economic events that shape our world. Successful completion of this course may meet the graduation requirement.