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2026-27 Course List
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Business Technology
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- Language Arts IV
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- DC English Comp 101 & 102 (Crowder ENG 101 & ENG 102)
- Advanced Placement Language Arts IV
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- DC Oral Communications (Missouri State COM 115)
- DC Introduction to Literature (MSU ENG 200 Great Books & Instant Classics)
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- DC Trigonometry (Crowder MATH 112)
- DC Algebra for Calculus - SEMESTER ONLY (Crowder Math 135)
- DC Elementary Statistics (Crowder MATH 130)
- DC Calculus (Crowder MATH 150/160)
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OUTDOOR PURSUITS – Fall (A)
This is a dynamic course designed to give students the opportunity to experience and learn about a variety of different outdoor activities available in our local community and environment. Main units offered in the fall (A) semester will be Hunter Education, outdoor cooking, archery, and air rifles. Other activities may include but are not limited to the following: fire-starting skills, fishing, map and compass, hiking, and knot tying. Students will be OUTSIDE in various weather conditions, and it is the students' responsibility to remember extra clothes, shoes, sunscreen, water, etc. Fee $10 to cover disposable supplies used throughout class. (One-semester, one-half credit for grades 10-12.) This course cannot be repeated for credit.
OUTDOOR PURSUITS – Spring (B)
This is a dynamic course designed to give students the opportunity to experience and learn about a variety of different outdoor activities available in our local community and environment. Main units covered in the spring (B) semester will be archery, outdoor cooking, fishing, shelter building, survival skills. Other activities may include but are not limited to the following: fire-starting, map and compass, hiking, and knot tying. Students will be OUTSIDE in various weather conditions, and it is the students' responsibility to remember extra clothes, shoes, sunscreen, water, etc. Fee $10 to cover disposable supplies used throughout class. (One -semester, one-half credit for grades 10-12.) This course cannot be repeated for credit.
