Cimarron-Memorial High School Course Catalog 2022-2023
Mission Statement
- Provide quality education for lifelong learning and responsible citizenship
- Equip students with skills essential for the 21st century
Core Values (The Spartan Way)
- Commitment: Persistence despite obstacles
- Motivation: Determination for self-improvement
- Honor: Respect in words, thoughts, and actions
- Success: Achievement of set goals
Academic Pathways
Diploma Types
- Standard Diploma:
- Total 23 credits with core subjects and electives
- Advanced Diploma:
- Requires 24 credits and a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.25
- Additional credits in Math, Science, CTE, or Arts/Humanities
- College and Career Ready Diploma:
- Requires 24 credits and a minimum GPA of 3.25
- Includes honors, AP, or foreign language courses
Core Enrollment Expectations
- English: 4 units
- Mathematics: 4 units (including Algebra II or higher)
- Science: 3 units
- Social Studies and History: 3 units
Testing
- Mandatory: ACT with Writing for juniors
- Optional: SAT, PSAT/NMSQT, ASVAB, ACT NCRC
Registration and Counseling
- Academic planning with counselors
- Pathway to graduation includes planning meetings and ACT testing
Academic Programs
- AP Academy: Pursuing AP credits throughout high school
- MERIT Academy: In-depth study in CTE pathways
Course Offerings Overview
English Language Arts
- Standard and honors courses from 9th to 12th grades
- AP English options for juniors and seniors
Mathematics
- Courses range from Pre-Algebra to AP Calculus
Science
- Includes Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and AP courses
Social Studies
- Courses in U.S. and World History, Government, and electives like AP Human Geography
Foreign Languages
- Spanish and French from beginner to advanced levels
Performing Arts
- Band, Choir, Guitar, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theater
Visual Arts
- Art, Ceramics, Photography with options up to AP level
Physical Education
- PE, health, wellness, and JROTC programs
Career and Technical Education (CTE)
- Programs in Culinary Arts, Graphic Design, Video Production, etc.
Student Support Services
- Includes English Language Learner programs and study skills courses
Scholarships
- Millennium Scholarship for eligible Nevada students
- Public Education Foundation and Nevada Promise Scholarship
Non-Discrimination Policy
- Adherence to federal and state laws ensuring equality and accessibility for all students
Note: For complete details on course descriptions, prerequisites, and requirements, refer to the specific sections in the course catalog.