Working with Ideas

Area of Focus: Government and Public Administration

Interests / Skills / Traits Associated with this Pathway
• Synthesizing: Combine parts or elements to form a whole • Problem-solving Skills
• Coordinating: Guiding activities to achieve a goal • Ability to Research
• Analyzing: Examining and evaluating data • Organization/Time Management
• Communication: Verbal/writing skills • Attention to Detail

Focused Elective Options

Focused electives are only suggestions. Students may explore other areas of study to fulfill elective requirements. Career Choices
Art Mathematics
Ceramics 1, 2, 3, 4 Anthropologist
Statistics or AP Statistics •
Art Appreciation 1, 2 Statistics + Coding
2D Visual Art A,B (Online) Archeologist
Calculus or AP Calculus AB •
AP Calculus BC Archivist
Business
College Fundamentals •
Performing Arts Economist
Music History 1, 2 •
English/Language Arts
Speech, Debate & Public Discourse Genealogist
Social Studies •
Leadership Development Senior Seminar U.S. Government 2
DE English 103 Historian
Sociology •
DE English 104 Social Psychology Museum Curator
Post World War 2 America •
Family & Consumer Sciences Contemporary World Issues
Career Mentorship 1, 2 Sociologist
AP U.S. History •
AP U.S. Government Political Scientist
World Language
AP European History •
AP French 4
Liberal Democracy in America Urban Planner
French 5
AP Psychology
DE French 321
DE Political Science 200
DE French 323
AP German 4
German 5
DE German 321
AP Spanish 4
Spanish 5
DE Spanish 321
Chinese 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Extended Learning Opportunities

• Criminal Justice -Suggestions-

• Museum Director
• City Planner
• Political Science Professor

*It is the responsibility of the student to meet all district graduation requirements and/or requirements for the honors
diploma and/or NCAA eligibility. Refer to the Program of Studies for detailed criteria.