Elective Course Offerings
Coronado High School’s Broad Scope of Elective Courses – there is something to fuel the interest, imagination and career/vocational aspirations of every Coronado High School student. Some electives are not offered every year.
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Visual & Creative Arts
Art
Advanced Art
Art Portfolio
AP Studio Art
Ceramics
Advanced Ceramics
Ceramics Portfolio
Digital Media/Arts Foundations
Digital Photography
Advanced Digital Photography
Artisan Craftsmanship
Woodworking
Advanced Woodworking
Woodworking Portfolio
Mental & Physical Well-being
Dance (PE Credit)
Psychology
AP Psychology
Yoga (PE Credit)
Weight Training (PE Credit)
Basic Life Support/Emergency Response (not offered during the 20/21 school year)
Sports Medicine
Advanced Sports Medicine
Anatomy and Physiology (CTE - Patient Care - course is not Science credit)
Performing Arts
Drama (not offered during 20/21 school year)
Dance
Band
Choir (not offered during 20/21 school year)
AP Music Theory
Electronic Music
Computer Science
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science A/Java (highly advanced programming)
Specialized Programs
Broadcasting
Yearbook
Creative Writing
Stagecraft
Naval Science 1, 2, 3 & 4
Science Courses and Prerequisites and Secondary Math Courses
Career Technical Education (CTE) Pathways and Courses
Dual Enrollment - Elective College Classes through Southwestern College on the CHS Campus
Dual enrollment lets you earn college credit for college courses completed while you’re still in high school – and those courses also count toward your high school diploma. Dual Enrollment courses are offered to 10th-12th grades students through Southwestern College(SWC) and are held on the CHS campus. The courses are taught by a SWC professor, where the student earns college credit that meets college entrance requirements for most UC and CSU schools. Each course is worth 10 CHS elective credits that meets graduation requirements as well.
All courses attempted and the units earned will be recorded on the student's permanent record for future use toward college graduation requirements. Dual enrollment requires students to apply to SWC and complete the complex registration process. All courses are treated as such as the student is enrolled in college with all communication being between the student and professor. These courses are a great opportunity for students to get college credit and experience.
Dual Enrollment Guidelines for 2021-2022
- Student must be in 10th-12th grades
- Recommended minimum GPA of 2.5
- Overall history of good attendance
- Student displays self-discipline and motivation
- No past history of withdrawing or dropping a Dual Enrollment course
- Student must meet the registration requirements and deadline or their spot will be filled and they will need to enroll in a CHS course