SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
Offered below is a tentative schedule of classes offered at Campbell High. This is a comprehensive list of the available subjects for both students and teachers; and is a useful tool for configuring your character's daily schedule. While all of these are premade courses offered by the moderators, please note that the interpretation of most of these subjects will be left up to those who decide to teach them.
*Financial Literacy requirement must be completed in grades 10, 11, or 12. Classes meeting this financial literacy requirement are Business and Personal Finance, Economics, and Independent Living.
ART COURSES
Art Foundations: 1 semester, 1 credit; open to any student in grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Art Foundations focuses on the basics of seeing and drawing accurately. Painting, color theory, and printmaking round out the semester.
Digital Imagery: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: none
This course is designed to provide a basic conceptual and technical understanding of digital photography and Adobe Photoshop. Students will learn how to use digital cameras and scanners. Digital images will be manipulated via Adobe Photoshop.
Experimental Black and White Photography as Fine Art: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12;
prerequisite: none
This course will teach students how to operate a 35mm camera, develop black and white film, and enlarge negatives in a traditional darkroom. Students will learn experimental techniques, by working with media like liquid light, light pens, and pinhole cameras.
Drawing: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Illustration: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Painting: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
2D Mixed Media: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Design: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Ceramics I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Art Foundations or grade 10, 11, 12
Ceramics II: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Ceramics I
Jewelry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Art Foundations or grade 11, 12
Fashion and Fibers: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, 12; pre-requisite: Art Foundations; 3D Mixed Media recommended but not required
3D Mixed Media: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Art Foundations or grade 11, 12
AP Art History: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12; prerequisite: none
AP Art Studio: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations plus 2 semesters of a 2-dimensional Advanced Art Course and/or consent of instructor.
AP Art Studio is a rigorous college-level program intended for highly motivated students who are seriously interested in the study of art. Study areas and directions are mutually agreed upon. Students keep sketchbooks, write essays, and develop their ability to talk about their art. All students will create and build a portfolio.
AP Art Portfolio: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations plus 2 semesters of Advanced Art courses and/or consent of instructor.
AP Art Studio is a rigorous college-level program intended for highly motivated students who are seriously interested in the study of art. Study areas and directions are mutually agreed upon. Students keep sketchbooks, wrote essays, and develop their ability to talk about their art. All students will create and build a portfolio.
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Advanced Computer Applications: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
This course familiarizes students with the school’s computer network and continues to build on their prior knowledge of the latest Microsoft Office suite, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the Internet.
Business and Personal Finance: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11 & 12; prerequisite: none
Fulfills school district’s financial literacy requirement. This course is designed to introduce students to forms of business ownership, investments, finance, insurance and ethics. Basic fundamentals of business are described and explained.
Graphic Communication & Web Page Design: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: Advanced Computer Applications 1 or Instructor’s consent
ENGLISH
Oral Communications Fundamentals (Speech): 1 semester, 1 credit
English 9: 1 semester, 1 credit
English 10: 1 semester, 1 credit
English 11: 1 semester, 1 credit
English 12: 1 semester, 1 credit
Advanced Placement Language and Composition: 1 semester; 1 credit; grades 11, 12
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
Advanced Composition: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
British Literature: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12
This course is designed to provide a sampling of the most representative and inspirational writers of British Literature from its earliest beginnings (Anglo-Saxon times) through Modern times. Authors such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Joseph Conrad, and William Golding will be studied.
Creative Writing: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, 12
Journalistic Writing: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Media Communication: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
Media communication class aims to develop a deeper awareness of the power mass media has on American culture.
World Literature: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
The works of authors such as Confucius, Homer, Moliere, Hugo, Chekov, Ibsen, Solzhenitsyn, Paton, Camus, and Kafka will be studied in an attempt to appreciate the diversity of cultures as revealed in literature and find the common concerns that unite people throughout the world.
MATHEMATICS
The following two courses (Algebra A and Algebra B) together will count as two credits toward high school graduation. Most colleges will accept them as 1 algebra credit toward entrance:
Algebra A: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: freshman standing
This course is for the study of algebra over one year.
Algebra B: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of a semester of Algebra A
This course is designed to continue the study of algebra begun in Algebra A.
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Algebra: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: freshman standing
Geometry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: completion of Algebra or of the two semesters of Algebra A and Algebra B
Algebra II with Trig: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Geometry
Pre-Calculus: 1 semester, 1 credit; recommendation: successful completion of Algebra II with Trig with a “C” or better average
Advanced Placement Calculus: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Pre-Calculus
Statistics/Discrete Mathematics: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Algebra and Geometry
SCIENCES
Biological Science: 1 semester, 1 credit
Physics Level I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: freshman standing
Biology Level I: 1 semester, 1/2 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Physics Level I
Chemistry Level I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Physics Level I
Advanced Biology: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Chemistry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Physics: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisites: Algebra, successful completion of Physics I
Advanced Placement Chemistry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Placement Biology: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Placement Physics: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: completion of core Science requirements
SOCIAL STUDIES
U. S. History: 1 semester, 1 credit; REQUIRED in grade 9
Global Studies: 1 semester, 1 credit; REQUIRED in grade 10
American Public Policy: 1 semester, 1 credit
American Public Policy is a course designed to prepare students to exercise their political rights and responsibilities upon reaching the age of majority. Students will study the philosophy, structure and operations of national, state and local governments. \
Law In Society: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11 or 12 elective
Modern History of Hawaii: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11-12
Economics: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11 or 12 elective
Contemporary World Problems: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12 elective
Psychology: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12 elective
Advanced Placement United States History: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12 elective
Advanced Placement American Government: 1 semester, 1 credit, grade 12 elective, prerequisite: American Public Policy
WORLD LANGUAGES
French 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 1 & 2 in middle school
French 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 3
French 5: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 4
French 6: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 5
Japanese 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 1 & 2 in middle school
Japanese 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 3
Japanese 5: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 4
Japanese 6: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 5
Hawaiian I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian II: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Latin I
Hawaiian III: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Hawaiian II
Hawaiian IV: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Latin III
Spanish 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 1 & 2 in middle school
Spanish 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 3
Spanish 5: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 4
Spanish 6: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 5
*Yes, international trips are considered to be part of the course.
ELECTIVES
Food Service I: 1 semester, 1 credit, grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Food Service II: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: Chef Foods I
Independent Living: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian Dance 1: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian Dance 2: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian Dance 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 1: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 2: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12; prerequisite: none
Human Relations: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
MUSIC
Performance Courses
Jazz Ensemble: 1 semester, meets Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, zero hour (7:00 AM-7:50 AM), 1 credit; Grades 10, 11, 12 by audition only
Concert Band: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 9; prerequisite: Minimum competency should be 8th grade exit level. This course demands outside hours.
The first quarter of the school semester is focused on marching. Marching basics for field and street will be taught, as will literature for marching band. All members of the Concert Band will participate in the Homecoming Pep Rally, Homecoming Parade, and the Homecoming game performances. All performances are required, graded assignments.
Concert Choir: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Chamber Choir: 1 semester, meets daily; 1 credit; grades 10-12
An audition is required, which will take place during the summer, before the start of the fall semester.
Concert Orchestra: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9, 10
Symphony Orchestra: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
*Financial Literacy requirement must be completed in grades 10, 11, or 12. Classes meeting this financial literacy requirement are Business and Personal Finance, Economics, and Independent Living.
ART COURSES
Art Foundations: 1 semester, 1 credit; open to any student in grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Art Foundations focuses on the basics of seeing and drawing accurately. Painting, color theory, and printmaking round out the semester.
Digital Imagery: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: none
This course is designed to provide a basic conceptual and technical understanding of digital photography and Adobe Photoshop. Students will learn how to use digital cameras and scanners. Digital images will be manipulated via Adobe Photoshop.
Experimental Black and White Photography as Fine Art: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12;
prerequisite: none
This course will teach students how to operate a 35mm camera, develop black and white film, and enlarge negatives in a traditional darkroom. Students will learn experimental techniques, by working with media like liquid light, light pens, and pinhole cameras.
Drawing: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Illustration: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Painting: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
2D Mixed Media: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Design: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, or 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations
Ceramics I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Art Foundations or grade 10, 11, 12
Ceramics II: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Ceramics I
Jewelry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Art Foundations or grade 11, 12
Fashion and Fibers: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, 12; pre-requisite: Art Foundations; 3D Mixed Media recommended but not required
3D Mixed Media: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Art Foundations or grade 11, 12
AP Art History: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12; prerequisite: none
AP Art Studio: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations plus 2 semesters of a 2-dimensional Advanced Art Course and/or consent of instructor.
AP Art Studio is a rigorous college-level program intended for highly motivated students who are seriously interested in the study of art. Study areas and directions are mutually agreed upon. Students keep sketchbooks, write essays, and develop their ability to talk about their art. All students will create and build a portfolio.
AP Art Portfolio: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12; prerequisite: Art Foundations plus 2 semesters of Advanced Art courses and/or consent of instructor.
AP Art Studio is a rigorous college-level program intended for highly motivated students who are seriously interested in the study of art. Study areas and directions are mutually agreed upon. Students keep sketchbooks, wrote essays, and develop their ability to talk about their art. All students will create and build a portfolio.
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Advanced Computer Applications: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
This course familiarizes students with the school’s computer network and continues to build on their prior knowledge of the latest Microsoft Office suite, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the Internet.
Business and Personal Finance: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11 & 12; prerequisite: none
Fulfills school district’s financial literacy requirement. This course is designed to introduce students to forms of business ownership, investments, finance, insurance and ethics. Basic fundamentals of business are described and explained.
Graphic Communication & Web Page Design: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: Advanced Computer Applications 1 or Instructor’s consent
ENGLISH
Oral Communications Fundamentals (Speech): 1 semester, 1 credit
English 9: 1 semester, 1 credit
English 10: 1 semester, 1 credit
English 11: 1 semester, 1 credit
English 12: 1 semester, 1 credit
Advanced Placement Language and Composition: 1 semester; 1 credit; grades 11, 12
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
Advanced Composition: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
British Literature: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12
This course is designed to provide a sampling of the most representative and inspirational writers of British Literature from its earliest beginnings (Anglo-Saxon times) through Modern times. Authors such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Joseph Conrad, and William Golding will be studied.
Creative Writing: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10, 11, 12
Journalistic Writing: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Media Communication: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
Media communication class aims to develop a deeper awareness of the power mass media has on American culture.
World Literature: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12
The works of authors such as Confucius, Homer, Moliere, Hugo, Chekov, Ibsen, Solzhenitsyn, Paton, Camus, and Kafka will be studied in an attempt to appreciate the diversity of cultures as revealed in literature and find the common concerns that unite people throughout the world.
MATHEMATICS
The following two courses (Algebra A and Algebra B) together will count as two credits toward high school graduation. Most colleges will accept them as 1 algebra credit toward entrance:
Algebra A: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: freshman standing
This course is for the study of algebra over one year.
Algebra B: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of a semester of Algebra A
This course is designed to continue the study of algebra begun in Algebra A.
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Algebra: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: freshman standing
Geometry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: completion of Algebra or of the two semesters of Algebra A and Algebra B
Algebra II with Trig: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Geometry
Pre-Calculus: 1 semester, 1 credit; recommendation: successful completion of Algebra II with Trig with a “C” or better average
Advanced Placement Calculus: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Pre-Calculus
Statistics/Discrete Mathematics: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Algebra and Geometry
SCIENCES
Biological Science: 1 semester, 1 credit
Physics Level I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: freshman standing
Biology Level I: 1 semester, 1/2 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Physics Level I
Chemistry Level I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of Physics Level I
Advanced Biology: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Chemistry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Physics: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisites: Algebra, successful completion of Physics I
Advanced Placement Chemistry: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Placement Biology: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: successful completion of the core science curriculum
Advanced Placement Physics: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: completion of core Science requirements
SOCIAL STUDIES
U. S. History: 1 semester, 1 credit; REQUIRED in grade 9
Global Studies: 1 semester, 1 credit; REQUIRED in grade 10
American Public Policy: 1 semester, 1 credit
American Public Policy is a course designed to prepare students to exercise their political rights and responsibilities upon reaching the age of majority. Students will study the philosophy, structure and operations of national, state and local governments. \
Law In Society: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11 or 12 elective
Modern History of Hawaii: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11-12
Economics: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11 or 12 elective
Contemporary World Problems: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12 elective
Psychology: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12 elective
Advanced Placement United States History: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 11 or 12 elective
Advanced Placement American Government: 1 semester, 1 credit, grade 12 elective, prerequisite: American Public Policy
WORLD LANGUAGES
French 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 1 & 2 in middle school
French 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 3
French 5: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 4
French 6: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: French 5
Japanese 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 1 & 2 in middle school
Japanese 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 3
Japanese 5: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 4
Japanese 6: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: German 5
Hawaiian I: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian II: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Latin I
Hawaiian III: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Hawaiian II
Hawaiian IV: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Latin III
Spanish 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 1 & 2 in middle school
Spanish 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 3
Spanish 5: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 4
Spanish 6: 1 semester, 1 credit; prerequisite: Spanish 5
*Yes, international trips are considered to be part of the course.
ELECTIVES
Food Service I: 1 semester, 1 credit, grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Food Service II: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: Chef Foods I
Independent Living: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian Dance 1: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian Dance 2: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
Hawaiian Dance 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 1: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 2: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 3: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11-12; prerequisite: none
Polynesian Music 4: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 12; prerequisite: none
Human Relations: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 10-12; prerequisite: none
MUSIC
Performance Courses
Jazz Ensemble: 1 semester, meets Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, zero hour (7:00 AM-7:50 AM), 1 credit; Grades 10, 11, 12 by audition only
Concert Band: 1 semester, 1 credit; grade 9; prerequisite: Minimum competency should be 8th grade exit level. This course demands outside hours.
The first quarter of the school semester is focused on marching. Marching basics for field and street will be taught, as will literature for marching band. All members of the Concert Band will participate in the Homecoming Pep Rally, Homecoming Parade, and the Homecoming game performances. All performances are required, graded assignments.
Concert Choir: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Chamber Choir: 1 semester, meets daily; 1 credit; grades 10-12
An audition is required, which will take place during the summer, before the start of the fall semester.
Concert Orchestra: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 9, 10
Symphony Orchestra: 1 semester, 1 credit; grades 11, 12