QUANTITIVE REASONING COURSES
For the Core 40, Academic Honors and Technical Honors
Diplomas, students must take a mathematics course or a quantitative reasoning course each year they are enrolled in high school. For
the General Diploma, students must earn two credits in a mathematics course or
a quantitative reasoning course during their junior or senior year. *Other than the
occasional exception, Economics is taken by all seniors and therefore fulfills
this requirement. QR courses
at HHHS are:
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Economics*
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Advanced
Life Science, Animals
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Agribusiness
Management
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Introduction
to Accounting
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Business
Math
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Computer
Integrated Mfg.
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PLTW:
Principles of Engineering
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PLTW:
Civil Engineering and Architecture
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AP
Physics I
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AP
Physics II
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Chemistry
I
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Chemistry
II
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Integrated
Chemistry/Physics
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ADVANCED PLACEMENT
(AP) COURSES
Advanced Placement (AP) tests
are offered to high school students through the College Board. Students are
able to earn college credit and/or course equivalencies with a sufficient score
on an AP exam. Students take AP classes to prepare for the exams, as well as to
earn high school credit. All two and four-year Indiana public colleges and
universities award college credit that counts toward a degree for scores of 3
or higher. More information, click here. AP
courses offered at HH are:
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AP Language
and Composition
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AP Calculus
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AP Literature
and Composition
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AP Physics I
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AP German
Language and Culture
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AP Physics II
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INDUSTRY BASED CERTIFICATIONS
All students have the opportunity to earn certification
through course completion/successful testing in the following courses. Students
pursuing a Core 40 with Technical Honors diploma may be required to earn an
industry-based certification.
It is important to check with the course instructor and
counselor for more information on certifications.
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Heritage Hills
Course
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College and
Career Pathway
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Industry Based Certifications
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Administrative Office Management
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Business, Marketing
and Information Technology
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Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) (MITA Bundle - at
least 4 of the 7 certificates to be industry based)
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Computer Tech Support
Network Fundamentals
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Business, Marketing
and Information Technology
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A+ Certification
Network Plus Certification
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Health Science Education
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Health Science
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Indiana State Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Project Lead the Way End-of-Course Assessments (bundle
of at least 3 course ECA’s – minimum score of 4)
CPR (not industry based, not for TH)
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Intro to Engineering, Principles of Engineering, CIM,
EDD
Welding Technology (Tell City)
Automotive Services Technology
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Engineering, Trade and Industry
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Project Lead the Way End-of-Course Assessments Bundle
(at least 3 course ECA’s – minimum score of 4)
WELD 206 Stick Certification
WELD 272 MIG Certification
WELD 273 TIG Certification
Automotive Service Excellence Certification (ASE)
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Culinary Arts and Hospitality I
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Hospitality and Human Resources
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ServSafe (ServSafe is not industry based for THD)
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