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Course Description
  
 
Course Description
 
CTE Concurrent Enrollment Digital Studies Electives
Financial Literacy Fine Arts Language Arts Math
PE Health Science Social Studies World Language
 
 
 
Class Schedule
 
2025-26
A Day
A Day Schedule
 
B Day
B Day Schedule
 
KEY:                      

DB = Double Block (Student must sign up for corresponding Math Lab on B day schedule). Example: Students in Mrs. Munk's A1 Math II DB class must also sign up for Mrs. Munk's B1 Math II DB class.

                      

Red Text = Every day (A & B) for a semester. Student must "block out" spot for corresponding class on opposite day. Example: Students in Mr. Peterson's A3 Statistics 1040 class must also plan on being in Mr. Peterson's B3 Statistics 1040 class for one semester.

                      

Black and Blue Text = Traditional Block Schedule (every other day).

                      

Pink Text= Teacher instructed Credit Recovery

                      

Requirement: Freshman and Sophomores are required to take a leadership type class specific to their grade. These classes will be one semester long, every other day.

                      

/ = Semester Class (1st Semester / 2nd Semester).

                      
* = Prerequisite required                      
# = Successful audition required                      
@ = Teacher permission required                      
                       
> = Individual Lifetime Activities (ILA) class enrollment requires the student to try out and/or participate in a sport that semester. Enrollment in this course will continue even if the student does not make the team or quits midway through the season. Students may transfer out of, enroll in, or re-enroll in the class at the beginning of second semester.
First semester enrollment in this class is limited to students who intend to play Football, Girls Soccer, Girls Volleyball, Boys Basketball, and Girls Basketball.
Second semester enrollment is limited to students who intend to play Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Softball, Boys Soccer, and Track & Field.
Freshmen who intend to try out or participate in the following sports should register for this course: Girls Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Girls Basketball, Softball, Boys Soccer, Boys Track & Field, and Girls Track & Field.
Freshman in other sports will only be permitted to enroll in this course at the invitation of a head coach. Their enrollment must start and end during the semester breaks as described above.		  
                       

< = Optional lab for any student enrolled in non-double blocked math course.

                      
~ = Eligible for college credit                      
% = These classes are dual enrollment with Mr. Howard and Mr. Knapp both teaching the same students (one class). OR they are dual enrollment with Mr. Barlow and Mr. Fowles both teaching the same students (one class). You will sign up under Mr. Howard's name for Musical Theater and Mr. Barlow's name for Business Marketing Caps.

^ = Must be enrolled in another music class.

                      

(!) = This class is designed for all 10th - 12th grade FFA members

                      

x = Students must complete Welding I & Welding II prior to taking Welding III and/or Welding 1010. Welding 1010 must be completed prior to taking Welding 1020.

                      

*** = By Counselor or Administrator invitation or assignment.

                      
                       
(NG) & (OG) = New Gym & Old Gym                      
Orange Text = Classes listed in orange text are IVC (Internet Video Conference) courses offered through Snow College. Students who enroll in these courses must be Juniors or Seniors and have at least a 3.0 GPA. They must also complete the registration process through the college. Students will earn high school AND college credit for successfully completing these courses. There will be no IVC courses on Fridays. Beginning and end dates of each IVC course follow the college's schedule, not MHS's schedule. Depending on the specific course, the beginning and/or ending time of instruction may not completely match up with MHS's bell schedule. In such a case, a student should notify and make arrangements with their affected high school teacher regarding any conflicts. These courses will be broadcast live from Snow College. The college will charge an additional minimal fee for enrollment in these courses. Students may also be required to purchase a college level textbook or other supplies specific to each enrolled course. Only seniors may enroll in English 1010 and COMM 1500. Enrollment and drop deadlines, as well as grading and attendance policies, are at the discretion of the college and individual professors. The above referenced courses represent only first semester, or Fall 2025, offerings. Course selections for second semester, or Spring 2026, will be advertised in November. Please see Mrs. Pogroszewski or Mr. Robinson if you have additional questions.