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IXZZA .fi E . 'ra I ING ATTENTION. Third period :bra II student Jerry Huneycutt learns . if you pay attention in class, homework be easier. STUDY HELP. Physical Science students Tammy Barbee and Erika Willoughby help each other take notes. LISTEN CLOSELY. Algebra II student Brent Ruffin, listens closely as Mrs. Thyra Drye goes over homework. Charting Your Course The areas of Math and Science are expanding due to the emphasis being placed on them. One reason for focusing on them is the demand for qualified people in these areas. More students are recognizing this need and preparing for it by taking advantage of the courses that are offered. Students are required to take two units of math in order to graduate. They can take two years of a basic math, such as, General Math I and II, or a specialized course such as, Algebra I, which would be followed by Geometry. If they choose to continue in math they can take Algebra II and follow it with Advanced Math. Also, in the Science Department, students are required to take two units of science in order to graduate. They can take Physical Science, in which they study the elements and perform experiments. Following Physical Science is Biology, in which they study the reproduction, structure, etc., of plant and animal life. If desired, courses in Chemistry, Physics and Advanced Chemistry are offered. In recent years many people have begun to take more than just the required courses. One reason for this is the realization that the math and science fields will become more demanding in the future and that more careers will be opening in these areas. Another reason is the quality and variety of the courses being offered in these areas. Math, Science Academicsf113
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