What Classes Am I Going To Be Taking?
Listed below are the typical programs at each grade level required to meet graduation requirements and the UC/CSU a-g entrance requirements. Individual student programs are tailored to meet the needs of each student. The EBArts schedule allows for six classes in a student’s program each year with the potential of earning 12 credits in each class.
Because we are a small school, the only foreign language we offer on campus is Spanish. Students who are interested in studying other languages should consult with the lead teachers or counselors about language classes at Chabot College or other educational institutions. In ecent, some East Bay Arts students are enrolled in German, Japanese, and American Sign Language.
9th Grade Program
Comprehensive English
Physics
Math (e.g. Algebra)
Physical Education
Spanish I (recommended)
Survey Courses*
Electives (one period)
After school dance and theatre
10th Grade Program
Comprehensive Literature –
Biology
Math (e.g. Geometry)
Physical Education
Spanish II (recommended)
World History
Health
Electives (one period)
11th Grade Program
Comprehensive English 11 - American Literature
Chemistry or Physiology
Math (e.g. Algebra II or Trigonometry)
U. S. History
Electives (three periods)
Concurrent classes @ Chabot
12th Grade Program
Comprehensive English 12
Math (e.g. Calculus)
Economics/Government
Electives (four periods)
Concurrent classes @ Chabot
Elective Courses Offered in 2010-2011
Foreign Languages
Spanish I, II & III
Music
Vocal Music
Beginning Instruments
Pit Orchestra
Beginning Digital Music (after school)
Advanced Digital Music (after school)
Art
Art Survey*
Set/Street Art
Drawing & Painting
Ceramics
Yearbook (after school)
Digital Photography
Drama
Beginning Acting
Advanced Acting
Drama as Literature
Stagecraft
Digital Arts
Essential Computer Graphics*
Office Applications
Digital Photography
*Introductory, trimester-long, survey course for 9th grade students. Courses at Chabot College may count as electives. Students must complete at least one college course as a graduation with honors requirement for EBArts.
