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At Lassiter High School, we feel it is important to keep parent and students up-to-date on our courses each year. We provide in-depth information on our courses, complete with descriptions and flow charts that give a clear understanding of how our classes will work together to move students forward on their path to graduation.

Registration for the 2024-2025 year will take place on March 1-7. Please find your rising grade level to learn more:


Rising Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors: View Registration Information  |  View Graduation Requirements | View Elective Course Offerings
Rising Freshmen: Please contact the appropriate middle school.


Please scroll down to view the elective lists and applications

Course Selection

2024-2025 School Year

Career Technology Course Descriptions

Fine Arts Course Descriptions

Language Arts Course Descriptions

Mathematics Course Descriptions

Physical Education Course Descriptions

Science Course Descriptions

Social Studies Course Descriptions

World Language Course Descriptions

Course Flow Charts

2024-2025 School Year

Career Technology Course Sequences

Language Arts Course Sequences

Mathematics Course Sequences

Science Course Sequences

Social Studies Course Sequences

Visual Arts Course Sequences

World Language Course Sequences






Applications for Registration

AP Music Theory (for students that intend to major in some area of music in college)

AP Capstone (AP Seminar/AP Research for grade 11)  - Contact Ms. Minich

Mentorship (Student Aide for grades 11-12)

Minimum Day (7th period only. No guarantee of 6th period lunch. Seniors only)

Yearbook (students are selected based on application review - grades 10-12)


2024-2025 Elective Offerings for Rising Juniors and Seniors 

CoursePrerequisitesGrade(s)
PEFORMING ARTS

ChorusNone
9-12
BandNone
9-12
OrchestraNone
9-12
Fundamentals of Theatre INone
9-12
Fundamentals of Theatre IITheatre I
10-12
Fundamentals of Theatre IIITheatre II
11-12
Fundamentals of Theatre IVTheatre III
12
Technical Theatre INone
9-12
Technical Theatre IITechnical I
10-12
Technical Theatre IIITechnical II
11-12
Technical Theatre IVTechnical III
12
CAREER TECH (Business, Marketing, Audio Video, NJROTC, Engineering)
Intro to Business and TechnologyNone
9-12
Business /Tech & Communications (2 full credits)*Intro to Business
10-12
Entrepreneurship/Legal Environment of Business (2 full credits)*Business Communications
Intro to Marketing PrinciplesNone
9-12
Sports & Entertainment Marketing Advanced (2 full credits)*Marketing Principles
10-12
Promotions and Digital Marketing/Integrated Marketing (2 full credits)* Sports Marketing
11-12
Financial Literacy (Personal Finance)None
9-12
AP Computer PrinciplesAlgebra I
10-12
AP Computer Science (Science Elective)Math Teacher Approval
10-12
Audio & Video Technology & Film INone
9-12
Audio & Video Technology & Film IIAudio I
10-12
Audio & Video Technology & Film IIIAudio II
11-12
Audio & Video Technology & Film IVAudio III
12
Naval Science INone
9-12
Naval Science IINaval Science I
10-12
Naval Science IIINaval Science II
11-12
Naval Science IVNaval Science III
11-12
Foundations of EngineeringNone
9-12
Engineering ConceptsFoundations of Engineering
10-12
Engineering ApplicationsFoundations and Concepts
11-12
Research & DevelopmentFoundations, Concepts & Apps
12
PE CLASSES

Team Sports (Year 1, 2, 3, and 4)None
9-12
Personal FitnessRequired for Graduation
11-12
HealthRequired for Graduation
11-12
Weight TrainingNone
9
Advanced Weight TrainingNone
10
Physical ConditioningNone
11
Advanced Physical ConditioningNone
12
MATH

AP StatisticsAlgebra II
11-12
ENGLISH

12th Dramatic Writing - English class and Fine Arts Elective creditsNone
12
WORLD LANGUAGES (NOTE: if you are currently in World Languages, please refer to your teacher recommendations for levels higher than 1)
Spanish INone
9-12
French INone
9-12
American Sign Language INone
9-12
SOCIAL STUDIES

AP Human GeographyNone
10-12
AP PsychologyNone
11-12
AP Art HistoryHonors or AP World History
11-12
VISUAL ARTS (if you are registering for Art you will select your second semester Art class in November during your Art class period.)
Visual Arts: Comprehensive None
9-11
DrawingVA Comp
9-12
Drawing & Painting IAVA Comp & Drawing I
9-12
Drawing & Painting IBDrawing I, Drawing and Paint IA 
10-12
Drawing & Painting IIADrawing & Paint IB
10-12
Drawing & Painting IIBDrawing & Paint IIA
10-12
Ceramics/Pottery IAVA Comp
9-12
Ceramics/Pottery IBCeramics IA
9-12
Ceramics/Pottery IIAVA Comp, Cer/Pottery IA & IB
10-12
Ceramics/Pottery IIBCeramics/Pottery IIA
10-12
Ceramics/Pottery IIIACeramics IIB
10-12
Ceramics/Pottery IIIBCeramics IIIA
10-12
Photography IA & IBVA Comp & Drawing
10-12
Photography IIAPhotography IB
10-12
Advanced Placement Studio/DrawingTeacher Rec
10-12
AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Drawing & PaintingTeacher Rec
10-12
AP Studio Art: 2-D Design PhotographyTeacher Rec
10-12
Advanced Placement Studio/3-D DesignTeacher Rec
10-12
Applied DesignSeniors only with no prior Art credit
12
APPLICATION ONLY COURSES (applications are available through your CTLS Homeroom Registration Form link that will be available March 1 - 7. 
AP Capstone (AP Seminar/AP Research)Deadline has passed for this program. Contact Ms. Minich for inquiries
11
AP Music TheoryApplication Required
11-12
Mentorship (Student Aide)Application Required
11-12
Minimum Day* Application Required. 
12
Yearbook (students are selected based on application review)Application Required
9-12

* Minimum day is only 7th period. Some senior courses will be offered 6th period. There is no guarantee that you will receive 6th period lunch. Please make plans now. You must leave campus during Minimum Day period. There is a possibility that you will not get out of school until 2:30. Athletes need to read the Minimum Day form very carefully and consider taking 6 classes in the event of a failure and losing eligibility. 

STEM students follow STEM course sequence found on the STEM website.


Graduation Requirements

All students require 23 total units to graduate. 

English Language Arts4 units  (Must include 9th and American Lit)
Mathematics4 units 
Science4 units including Biology, Physical Science or Physics, Chemistry or Earth Systems or Environmental Science or an AP science course. The 4th science unit may be used to meet both the science and elective requirements.
Social Studies3 units including World History, US History, Econ and Government (Humanities is strongly encouraged for all college bound students). 
Health1/2 unit
Personal Fitness1/2 unit
World Languages**, Career Tech and/or Fine Arts**3 total units
Electives4 units

**Students planning to attend a school in the GA University System and many other private and out of state universities must take at least two units of the same world language.