- Carl Junction High School
- 2023-24 Course List
- Air Force Junior ROTC
- Air Force JROTC III (offered 2025-26)
Planning Guide
- CJHS Planning Guide
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Policies & General Information
- Enrollment Policy
- Graduation Requirements
- Suggested Plan of Study with Mandated Courses
- Schedule Change Information & Policy
- High School Proficiency Testing Policy
- Part-Time Attendance & Early Graduation Guidelines
- Alternative Programs for Completion of Graduation Requirements
- Academic Honors
- Definitions of Terms
- Grading Scale
- Gifted Education Policy
- Accommodation of Students with Disabilities (including those not eligible for Special Services)
- Students Eligible for Special Education Services Under IDEA
- Title IX Compliance
- A+ Schools Program
- Transcripts
- Dual Credit / Dual Enrollment / Distance Learning
- NCAA / NAIA Athletics
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2023-24 Course List
- Agriculture
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Business Technology
- Personal Finance
- Computer Applications/Dual Credit Computer Applications (BSAD 125)
- Accounting
- Advanced Accounting (Dual Credit) (Missouri State ACC 109 & ACC 121)
- Global Business Technology
- Multimedia
- Video Productions
- Advanced Video Productions, Advertising, and Marketing
- Graphic Design & Marketing
- Business Management
- Service Learning & Leadership in the Workplace
- Supervised Business Experience (SBE)
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Communication Arts
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Language Arts
- Reading
- Language Arts I
- Language Arts I Enrichment
- Language Arts II
- Language Arts II Enrichment
- Language Arts III
- Language Arts III Advanced
- Language Arts IV: Technical Writing
- CP Language Arts IV
- DC English Comp 101 & 102 (Crowder ENG 101 & ENG 102)
- Advanced Placement Language Arts IV
- Oral Communications
- DC Oral Communications (Missouri State COM 115)
- DC Introduction to Literature (MSU ENG 200 Great Books & Instant Classics)
- Creative Writing
- Fictional Literature
- Yearbook
- Speech & Debate
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Language Arts
- Family & Consumer Science
- Fine Arts
- Industrial Technology
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Mathematics
- Principles of Mathematics
- Principles of Geometry
- Principles of Algebra
- Algebra I
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- Algebra II Honors
- DC Algebra for Calculus - YEARLONG (Crowder MATH 135)
- 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)
- Physical Education
- Science
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Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM)
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Biomedical Science (offered at Carthage Technical Center)
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) –- Introduction to Engineering Design
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) –- Principles of Engineering
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) -- Computer Integrated Manufacturing
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) -- Civil Engineering & Architecture
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) -- Engineering Design & Development
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Social Studies
- World Studies
- American Government
- Modern American History
- DC US History (Crowder HIST 106/107)
- DC Sociology (Crowder SOC 101)
- DC Psychology (Crowder PSYC 101)
- Current World Affairs
- History Through Film
- Dual Credit Western Civilization since 1500 (MSSU HIST 0140)
- Advanced Placement United States Government & Politics
- World Language
- Air Force Junior ROTC
- Dual Credit / Dual Enrollment / Distance Learning
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Special Offerings
- Missouri Southern Center for Advanced Professional Studies (MOSO CAPS)
- Cadet Teaching (MSSU EDUC 100 Introduction to Teacher Education)
- Advanced Manufacturing Technology (Crowder College)
- Launch Online Program: High School Courses
- Office Aide
- Freshman/Sophomore Enrichment
- Junior Enrichment
- Senior Enrichment
- Library Science
- Fine Arts Assistant
- Carthage Technical Center
- Franklin Technology Center
- 2023-24 Enrollment Forms & Instructions
- Return to Counseling Office Website
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AFJROTC III-(will be offered 2025-2026)
Leadership Education 300: Life Skills and Career Opportunities, Second Edition provides an essential component of leadership education for today’s high school students. This course it is designed to prepare students for life after high school in the high-tech, globally oriented, and diverse workplace of the 21st-century. Students will learn how to save, invest, and spend money wisely, as well as how to avoid credit traps. They learn about real-life issues such as contracts, leases, warranties, legal notices, personal bills, money-saving strategies for grocery shopping, apartment selection, and life with roommates.
In addition, students learn how to select a school that is right for them; how to apply for admission to a vocational or technical school, community college, or college/university; and how to succeed in these learning environments. Information is provided on how to conduct the job search for students who wish to enter the workforce right after high school or after additional education and training. They learn how to prepare a winning résumé, and how to develop effective interviewing skills. The text also provides information on working for the federal government to include careers in the military, aerospace industry, and public service. Finally, students will consider the most important elements of life skills for all Americans: civic responsibilities, such as volunteering, registering to vote, jury duty, and draft registration.
The contents of this course have been completely rewritten and are structured around the Twelve Domains of Culture model developed by the Air Force Culture and Language Center (AFCLC). The cultural domains in this model include family and kinship, political and social relations, sex and gender, economics and resources, sustenance and health, technology and material, religion and spirituality, aesthetics and recreation, language and communication, time and space, history, and myth, and learning and knowledge.
This new course provides students with up-to-date information on exploring the concept of global awareness and the cultures of other regions throughout the world. It starts with an introduction of what global awareness is and the effects of technology on global culture. Students are then taken on a journey around the world, through different cultures in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Latin America, Europe, and Australia. Finally, the students will be provided cultural information regarding Canada and Mexico. (One-credit, one-year practical art for grades 11-12.) Prerequisites: AFJROTC I & II.