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Students should take 1 Arts Class and 1 Technology class to earn 5 credits in Arts and 5 credits in Technology.
Arts (Select One per Semester) Art History Resources on the Web ArtsConnectEd: Minneapolis Institute Designs by Mark: Tips & Tutorials Digital Mastery: Photoshop Tips Emmett Scott's Drawing Cartoons Famous Paintings Exhibition Impressionism: European Paintings Kodak: Taking Great Pictures Metropolitan Museum of Art MOWA: Museum of Web Art National Gallery of Art Ozone's Hands-On Adobe Photoshop Sanford: Explore Art & Artists Screen Design: Web Design Resources The Getty's ArtEdNet The Impressionists The Kennedy Center's ArtsEdge	Technology (Select One per Semester) Applet Depot: Free Java Applets Bare Bones Guide to HTML Cut-N-Paste Javascript CNET Web Building Developer Shed: News & Tools EarthWeb: Developer.com Flash: Educational Applications HTML Character Set \| Web Colors In Living Color: Science & Math KingCode: The Coder's Search Engine Trivial Net: Computer Trivia Game Visual Basic Tutorials (Gary Breene) Web Developer's Virtual Library WebMonkey: Developer's Resources WebTools: Resources for Web Weavers Yale Web Style Guide ZDNet Developer
Students should take 3 classes in Science to earn 15 Credits of Science.
General Biology DNA from the Beginning Frontier High School Biology Huskey's Biology Lecture Slides Investigate Biodiversity Kimball's Biology Text MIT Biology Hypertextbook Mr. Biology NY Regents Exam Prep: Biology Online Biology Book The Biology Project The Wonders of Microbes Troy High Biology: The Skinny UCDavis Biology Lecture Notes UMBC Biology Lecture Notes Why Files: Evolution	Human Biology Anatomy of the Human Heart Blazing a Genetic Trail Gray's Anatomy (1918) Human Genome Resources Mayo Clinic: Health Information Merck Manual: Medical Information Nutrition Analysis Tool Nutrition.gov Understanding the Immune System
Zoology American Bald Eagle Ants Bears Birdhouse Network Butterflies Ducks Unlimited Frogs & Toads Insects New Zealand Birds North American Tree Squirrels Snakes of Massachusetts	Botany Corn Growers Guidebook Hort Corner Plant Image Gallery Plants Database Rice: Facts & Figures Wildflowers in Bloom
General Chemistry Chemical Stuff by D. Dice Erik's Chemistry Notes Frontier High School Chemistry General Chemistry Online! High School Chemistry Tutorial Rader's Chem4Kids SPHS Chemistry Study Cards Wilton High School Chemistry	Periodic Tables Lenntech Periodic Table Health Effects and Environmental Effects Provided David's Whizzy Periodic Table LANL's Periodic Table of the Elements Mark Winter's WebElements Printable Periodic Table YOGI's Periodic Table of the Elements
	Molecular Structures 3-D Virtual Chemistry Library Animated Molecular Shapes C4 Molecular Playground MDL Chemscape Chime Plug-in Molecular Models: PDB Files Molecular Models Tutorial WebMolecules: Molecular Models
Chemical Reactions Help with Predicting Reactions
Questions, Quizzes, Exam Prep Ask the Experts: Chemistry Chemistry Practice Exams Chemistry Questions & Answers Chemistry Tutorials, Drills & Quizzes MAD Scientist Question Archives NY Regents Exam Prep: Chemistry Past Exams & Solutions (CHEM 13 News)	Laboratory Experiments Bizarre Stuff in Can Make in Your Kitchen Chemistry Lab Equipment & Procedures Experiments You Can Do at Home Laboratory Chemical Safety Summaries Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards The Science House: Countertop Chemistry
Learning Activities Chemistry Questions Common Chemicals Quiz Periodic Table: Questions Periodic Table: Drag & Drop Periodic Table: Challenge	Very Interesting Stuff BioChemLinks Bill Nye the Science Guy Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe Chemistry as a Career Detecting Art Crimes Dihydrogen Monoxide Flavor Chemistry: Fire & Spice Molecules of the Month pH Indicators: Water to Wine Poisoned Needle Mystery Toxic Chemical Scorecard T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project Weekly Science Updates
Students should take 3 classes in Earth and Space Sciences and/or Physics to earn 15 units of Earth Sciences, Space Science and/or Physics
Astronomy NASA's Earth Observatory Nine Planets: Tour of the Solar System NIX: NASA Image eXchange Skywatching Center: Tonight's Sky Solar System Exploration To the Moon Views of the Solar System	Ecology Chemical Scorecard Environmental Health Center Environmental Protection Agency Exploring the Environment National Wildlife Federation
Geology Earth History: Life through Time Mineral & Gemstone Kingdom Gem Stone Displays and Prices Physical Geology Lecture Notes Rocks & Minerals Review TerraServer: Aerial Imagery	Meteorology Atmospheric Encyclopedia Weather Channel Weather Underground
	More Resources NY Regents Exam Prep: Earth Science Mr. Nap's Earth Science Regents Tips
General Physics Exploratorium: Online Exhibits Multimedia Physics Studios Physics Central Physics Classroom (Tom Hendersson) Physics Lecture Notes (Peggy Schweiger) Rader's Physics4Kids Visual Physics (ThinkQuest) Why Files (National Science Foundation	The Science of Sports & Stuff Amusement Park Physics How Stuff Works (Marshall Brain) How Things Work (Lou Bloomfield) Skateboard Science The Science of Baseball The Science of Cycling The Science of Hockey
Matter & Energy Antimatter: Mirror of the Universe CERN: The Heart of the Matter Einstein Revealed: Relativity	Reference Tools Physical Constants & Conversions Unit Converter
	Questions, Quizzes, Exam Prep 101 Physics Facts NY Regents Exam Prep: Physics
Students should take 1 classes in Health to earn 5 credits of Health. Students should take 1 classes in Nutrition to earn 5 credits of Nutrition.
Health Information CDC: Health Topics for Teens Health Finder: Health Information Mayo Clinic: Health Information Merck Manual: Medical Information Real Age: Health Tools Teen Health: Questions & Answers Teen Matters	Nutrition Fast Food Facts: Nutrition Data Food & Nutrition Information Center Nutrition Analysis Tool Nutrition Navigator Nutrition.gov
Students should take 8 classes in Physical Fitness or Physical Education to earn 40 credits in Physical Education.
Physical Fitness Baseball \| Basketball \| Golf Inline Skating \| Soccer \| Tennis Fitness Training Workouts Sports: Official NFHS Playing Rules TOTAL SPORTS BASEBALL GENERAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOXING COLLEGE BASKETBALL NFL NBA NHL GOLF SOCCER TENNIS AUTO RACING FINAL FOUR
Students should select 6 classes in English to earn 30 credits in English Literature (10), Grammar - Mechanics and Vocabulary (5), Composition (5), Poetry (5), Speech (5),
Words: Spelling & Vocabulary 50 Commonly Misspelled Words Crossword Puzzle Dictionary Etymologic: A Tough Word Game Dictionary \| Thesaurus Homographs \| Homonyms Jumble & Crossword Solver New York Times Crossword Puzzles Phrase Finder Puzzlemaker: Create Your Own Puzzles Reader's Digest: Word Power SAT Vocabulary Quiz Word and Phrase Origins Word of the Day: Dictionary.com Word of the Day: Merriam-Webster Word of the Day: New York Times Word of the Day: Randomhouse Wordsmyth: Dictionary-Thesaurus	Grammar & Writing Guides Big Dog's Grammar Guide Common Errors in English Daily Grammar: Lesson Archives Elements of Style Guide to Grammar & Writing Inkspot: For Young Writers MLA Documentation MLA Style Guide Oswego High School Writing Guide Purdue OWL: The Writing Process Purdue OWL: Grammar & Spelling Purdue OWL: Research Papers Purdue OWL: Resumes & Cover Letters Research & Documentation Research & Writing: Step by Step Traditional Grammar: Interactive Book UWM Writer's Handbook Language Resource: Nouns, Adjectives, and Verbal Usage
Poetry Academy of American Poets American Verse Project Bartleby Library: Verse Bibliomania: Poetry Collection High School Hub: Poetry Contest Project Gutenberg: Public Domain Representative Poetry Online Rhyming Dictionary Virtual Poetry Workshop	Literature Authors & Literature: Matching Quiz Bartleby Library: Great Books Online Bibliomania: Fiction Collection Bibliomania: Short Stories Book Reviews: Classics Complete Works of Shakespeare Critical Reading: A Guide Internet Public Library: Literature Literary Criticism Collection Literature for Young Readers On-Line Books Project Gutenberg: Public Domain
Public Speaking High School Debate Topic: Education NFHS: Speech & Debate Resources Public Agenda: Opinion & Analysis Robert's Rules of Order	Poetry by Teens Awakening, Bill Paterson Because of You, Melinda LaBrie Facing the Wall, Owen Handy Fairytales, Jenna Barkley I Stand and Wait, Amanda Lange Lamb to Slaughter, David Bove Light Blue, Kelly Paulicelli Love Letter, Rebecca Jameson Sam, Cortney Kirkpatrick The Band, Brie Huemmer
Literature Study Guides 1984 A Christmas Carol Adventures of Huckleberry Finn All Quiet on the Western Front Animal Farm A Tale of Two Cities Brave New World Catcher in the Rye Frankenstein Great Expectations Lord of the Flies Macbeth Odyssey 1 \| Odyssey 2 Of Mice and Men Rip Van Wrinkle Romeo and Juliet The Crucible 1 The Great Gatsby The Handmaid's Tale The Martian Chronicles The Scarlett Letter The Yellow Wallpaper Things Fall Apart To Kill a Mockingbird War of the Worlds Wuthering Heights
Select 6 classes in Mathematics to earn 30 credits in Mathematics Algebra (10), Geometry (5), Trigonometry (5), Calculus (10)
Algebra Algebra Problem of the Week Algebra Worksheet Generator Ask Dr. Math: Algebra Interactive Algebra Math A Questions Archive PurpleMath: Algebra Lessons Quadratic Equation Solver Understanding Algebra WebMath: Instant Solutions	Geometry Ask Dr. Math: Geometry Euclid's Elements: Java Applets Geometric Shapes: Matching Quiz Geometry Problem of the Week Manipula Math with Java MathsNet: Interactive Geometry
Trigonometry Ask Dr. Math: Trigonometry Dave's Short Trig Course Discovering Trigonometry Manipula Math: Trigonometry Simplify Trigonometric Expressions Trigonometry Problem of the Week	Calculus Ask Dr. Math: Calculus Calculus Topics (Schelter & Zou) Graphics for the Calculus Classroom Java Powered Calculus Visual Calculus (Larry Husch
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Pascal's Triangle
Playing Card Games: Rules
Rubik's Cube
Scientific Calculator
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Tangrams
Transformation Golf
Wizard of Odds

Select 1 class to earn 5 credits

United States History, Geography, Government, Culture, Native Cultures

U.S. History
American Memory Timeline (LOC)
America's Story (Library of Congress)
Biography of America (Annenberg)
Ellis Island Immigration Database
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
National Women's Hall of Fame
Not For Ourselves Alone: Women's Suffrage
NY Regents Exam Prep: U.S. History
Smithsonian: American History
The Concord Review: Student Essays
The History Place
Today in U.S. History (Library of Congress)
U.S. Chronology (North Park U)
U.S. Historical Documents (U of OK)
U.S. History: Article of the Month
U.S. History Timeline

American Culture
American Currency
Civil War Photographs
Images of American Political History
Language of the Land: Literature
National Archives Online Exhibit Hall
National Park Service: Online Exhibits
Popular Songs in American History

U.S. Maps
American Memory: Map Collections
Historical Maps of the United States
Rare Map Collection (U of GA)

U.S. Government
Access America for Students
Ben's Guide to U.S. Government
Constitution Facts: Interesting Insights
FedStats: U.S. Government Agencies
FirstGov: U.S. Government Information
Government Information Sharing Project
GovSpot: Government Resources
Information USA
The Civic Mind: Law & Democracy
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S. Congress: THOMAS
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Government: Article of the Month
U.S. State & Local Governments
U.S. Supreme Court: Case Summaries
U.S. Supreme Court: Oyez Project

U.S. Presidents
American Presidency: A Glorious Burden
American Presidents: Life Portraits
POTUS: Presidents of the United States
U.S. Presidents: Matching Quiz
U.S. White House

U.S. Politics
ACLU: American Civil Liberties Union
Democratic National Committee
NOW: National Organization for Women
Open Secrets: Money in Politics
PBS Democracy Project
Policy.com: News & Information
Project Vote Smart
Public Agenda: Political Analysis
Republican National Committee

Native American Tribes of North America

Use Internet Search Engines to learn about the Tribes of each Region of the United States of America.

Select 1 class in Global Studies to earn 5 credits in Global Studies.

World Geography, World History, Economics, Community Service

Geography
Country Studies
Flags of the World
National Geographic
Population Reference Bureau
United Nations
World Fact Book
Xpeditions Atlas

World History
A Student's Guide to the Study of History
Ancient Egypt
Avalon Project: Historical Documents
Concord Review: Student Essays
Egypt: Mysteries of the Nile
Footnotes to History: Forgotten Nations
Historical World Maps Collection
HistoryNet: Today in History
Holocaust: A Learning Site
HyperHistory: 3,000 Year Timeline
Middle Ages
Napoleon Bonaparte
NY Regents Exam Prep: Global History
Renaissance
The Victorian Web
Western Civilization Chronology
World History by Frank Smitha
World Studies: Article of the Month

Economics
Better Business Bureau
Consumer Education: Scam Alert
Consumer Reports
Motley Fool: Personal Finance
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
U.S. Small Business Administration
Yahoo! Finance

Community Service
AmeriCorps: National Service
Key Club International
National 4-H Council
ServeNet: Volunteering Opportunities
Youth Service America
Youth Venture

Learning Activities

Africa Geography Quiz
Central Europe Jigsaw Puzzle
Europe Geography Quiz
Global History Questions
New York Times News Quiz
World Capitals Matching Quiz
World Flags Matching Quiz
World History Quiz 1900-2000
Where Is That?

Current Events

AJR NewsLink
CNNfyi.com
C-SPAN
Los Angeles Times
Newsweek
New York Times
Time
USA Today
U.S. News
Washington Post
Washington Times

ABC
BBC
CBS
CNN
FOX
NPR
PBS

Students should select 4 classes of one foreign language and 4 classes in a second foreign language to earn 40 credits in foreign languages. Note: You must complete 20 credits in one language and 20 credits in a second language.

Students may use internet resources, recordings, video programs and native speakers to help them to learn to read, write and speak the language. Evidence of the Student's Mastery of the Language will be through a proficiency exercise with a native speaker of the language. Students will have to write an essay discussing a work of literature in the language and they will have to submit a video tape of them discussing their work on the paper for a native speaker who will evaluate the video tape and essay.

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