1. English Level College Prep
Study selected stories, dramas, novels, poetry, and nonfiction
Study of composition
Homework: At least 1 hour per week, depending on novel study.
Outside reading required and expected.
Pre-AP
Focus on the skills necessary to be successful in Junior and Senior AP courses
Homework: At least 2 hours per week, depending on novel study. (Be prepared to read pages a night)

2. Math Algebra I Level Pre-AP Geometry l m b a
A phone company advertises a new plan in which the customer pays a fixed amount of $25 each month for unlimited calls in the country and .10 cents for international calls.
Level
Find a rule for the monthly payment.
y = x
y = x
y = x
y = x
Pre-AP
Same question. No multiple choice answers.
Write a rule; Create a table; Graph the rule, & explain what (0,25) point means.
When the customer makes zero calls, they pay a base rate of $25 for the plan.
Geometry
Find the measures of all the angles
m<7 = 4x
m<2 = 3x +25
Same question. The algebra is more advanced.
m<3 = 4x +2y
m<7 = 2x + 5y
m<2 = 3x -20 l m b a 2 1 3 6 5 8 14 15 13 16 9 10 12 11 4 7

3. Science Foundation with Endorsement other than STEM STEM Endorsement
IPC or Biology
Biology or IPC or Chem
Chem/ Physics/ POP
POP or Physics (check college rec) or
Advanced Science
STEM Endorsement
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
STEM Science needs 2 Adv Sci (total 5)
Math & Engineering 1 Adv. Sci (total 4)
Advanced Sci Electives : Aerospace Science (after Physics), Aquatics, Anatomy (honors or dual), Astronomy, Earth & Space, Forensics, Advanced Animal Science (Ag), AP Biology, AP Chemistry,
AP Environmental Sci (dual), AP Physics C (calculus based)

4. AP US History or Dual Credit US History
Social Studies
Foundation
With Endorsement
World Geography or
World History
US History
US Government
&
Economics
(AP Route)
AP Human Geography
AP World History
AP US History or Dual Credit US History
AP US Government
AP Economics
It is strongly recommended by the district and many colleges that students take four years of Social Studies.
Many endorsement plans require four years of Social Studies.
Elective Offerings (Jr/Sr Level): Psychology (level & AP), Sociology, AP European History

5. Foreign Language
American Sign Language I (beginning in 10th grade) Amber Krugman
French I, French II Level and Pre-AP
Stacey DeVault, Frances Baldwin
German I; German II Level and Pre-AP
David Kniess
Spanish I; Spanish II Level and Pre-AP; Spanish III Level and Pre-AP; Spanish III Pre-AP Dual Credit, Spanish IV AP
Mark Bowman

6. Advanced Technical Theatre I
Fine Arts
Introductory Classes
(Open Enrollment)
Theatre I
Technical Theatre I
Art I
Choir I
Dance I
Advanced Courses
(Requires Audition)
Band I
Orchestra I
Fillies I
JV Acting
Advanced Technical Theatre I

7. CATE
For more information visit the Humble ISD Career and Technical Education webpages located on the district website.

8. Arts, A/V Technology Cluster

9. Athletics
Sports & Period
Coach
Football – 7th
Barry Campbell
Boys CC – 1st & Track - 5th
Tate Symons
Girls CC – 1st & Track - 7th
Christie Burleson
Volleyball – 1st
Ashley Earhart
Tennis – 5th
Kevin McElroy & Tim Green
Swim/Dive – 7th
Russell Duin
Boys Basketball – 1st
Royce Huseman
Girls Basketball – 1st
Laura Vote
Boys Golf – 6th
Jeff Bellnap
Girls Golf- 6th
Susan Willis
Wrestling – 7th
Brad Albrecht
Boys Soccer – 1st
Bryan Jennings
Girls Soccer – 7th
Pres Holcomb
Baseball – 7th
Kelly Mead
Softball – 1st
Lauren Hendrix
Athletes are encouraged to play multiple sports, coaches will work together to share athletes.
Physicals turned in by the first day of school or practice for FB, VB, CC
Use the HS athletic webpages to get information on camps, open gym/field schedules and general information