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Learning at ACS
Arlington Community Schools offers a comprehensive high school program that emphasizes academic excellence while preparing each student to become a productive citizen. With more than 31 college-level courses, 12 industry certifications, 40+ clubs and 20+ sports teams, AHS is truly A Place for Everyone.
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Diverse Learning Opportunities
At Arlington High SchoolThe diverse academic curriculum includes Honors, Advanced Placement, Dual Credit and Dual Enrollment courses. The curriculum also features opportunities in the areas of Fine Arts and Career & Technical Education. AHS partners with several universities and colleges to provide our students with dual credit and dual enrollment courses, including the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Martin, Southwest Tennessee Community College and Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT)! Dive deeper into the curriculum by viewing the pacing guides below or by visiting the Arlington High website.
AHS is also home to three thriving academies that help get students ready for their next phase in life, be it college or the workforce. These academies include the Academy of Engineering & Innovation, Collegiate Academy and PAVE Fine Arts Academy (Performing Arts & Visual Experience).
Road to Graduation & Curriculum
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Graduation Requirements
By graduation, our students must have completed the following:
Course Credit English 4.00 Mathematics (Including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and a 4th higher level math course) 4.00 Science (Including Biology, Chemistry or Physics, and a 3rd lab course) 3.00 Social Studies (U.S. History & Geography, World History & Geography, U.S. Government & Civics, and Economics) 3.00 Wellness & Physical Education* 1.50 Personal Finance 0.50 Fine Arts 1.00 Foreign/World Languages (two years of same language) 2.00 Elective Focus (Math & Science, CTE, Humanities/Liberal Arts, Advanced Placement, Journalism, etc.) 3.00 Total Credits 22 Students must take English and Mathematics each year in high school. Students taking Physical Science and/or Algebra I Honors and/or Foreign Language prior to entering high school must take an additional 4 units of mathematics, 3 units of science and 2 years of the same foreign language in grades 9 - 12 in order to meet Tennessee Diploma Project graduation requirements.
*The physical education requirement may be met by substituting an equivalent time of physical activity in other areas including but not limited to marching band, JROTC, cheerleading, interscholastic athletics, and school sponsored intramural athletics. See your school counselor for more information.
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Diploma Types
Arlington Community Schools offers five different high school diploma types: General Education Diploma, General Education Diploma with State Honors, General Education Diploma with State Distinction, Honors Diploma, and a Special Education Diploma. Please contact the Arlington High School guidance department for descriptions of the diploma requirements.
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Mathematics
Standard Math Courses
- Algebra 1
- Unified Geometry
- Algebra II
- Pre-Calculus
- Calculus
- Bridge Math
- Prep for
ACT , Postsecondary & Career - Applied Math Concepts
Honors Mathematics Courses
Advanced Placement Math Courses
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English
Standard English Courses
- English 9
- English 10
- English 11
- English 12
- Creative Writing
- African American Literature
- Prep for
ACT , Postsecondary & Career - Classical Mythology
Honors English Courses
Advanced Placement English Courses
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Science
Standard Science Courses
- Physical Science
- Biology I
- Physics
- Environmental Science
- Ecology
- Chemistry
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Forensics
- Genetics
Honors Science Courses
- Biology I Honors
- Chemistry I Honors
- Physics Honors
- Anatomy & Physiology Honors
AP Science Courses
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Social Studies
Standard Social Studies Courses
- World History & Geography
- U.S. History & Geography
- U.S. Government & Civics
- Economics
- Facing History & Ourselves
- Sociology
- Psychology
- Contemporary Issues
- Ancient History
- African American History
- Introduction to
Bible - Personal Finance
Honors Social Studies Courses
AP Social Studies
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Foreign Language
Standard Foreign Language Courses
Honors Foreign Language Courses
- French 1 Honors
- French II Honors
- French III Honors
- French IV Honors
- Latin I Honors
- Latin II Honors
- Latin III Honors
- Spanish I Honors
- Spanish II Honors
- Spanish III Honors
- Spanish IV Honors
AP Foreign Language Courses
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Fine Arts
Visual Arts
- Art I
- Art II
- Art III
- Art IV
- Art I Honors
- Art II Honors
- Art III Honors
- Graphic Media
- Graphic Media Honors
- AP Studio Art Drawing
Instrumental Music
- Varsity Band I & II
- Concert Band
- String Orchestra
- Full Orchestra
- Full Orchestra Honors
- String & Orchestra Honors
- Percussion
- Color Guard
- Winter Guard
- Music History
Vocal Music
- Chorus (Men & Women)
- Concert Choir
- Chorale
- Show/Jazz Choir
- Chorale Honors
- Concert Choir Honors
- AP Music Theory
Theatre & Communication Arts
- Intro to Communication Arts
- Intro to Theatre
- Acting
- Play Production Workshop
- Advanced Acting Production Workshop
- Intro to Theatre Honors
- Acting Workshop Honors
- Acting Honors
Film & Video
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Career & Technical Education
Advanced Manufacturing (Mechatronics)
- Principles of Manufacturing
- Mechatronics I Dual Enrollment
- Mechatronics II
Advanced Manufacturing (Welding)
- Principles of Manufacturing
- Welding I
- Welding II
- Industry Certification: Welding - AWS (American Welding Society)
Business Management & Administration
- Computer Applications
- Accounting I
- Business Communications
- Business Management
- Advanced Computer Applications
- Industry Certification: Advanced Computer Applications - MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist)
Health Science
- Health Science Education
- Medical Therapeutics
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Emergency Medical Services
- Work-Based Learning/Career Practicum
Human Services
Information Technology
- Computer Science Foundations
- Coding I
- Coding II
- Coding Practicum
- Cybersecurity I
- Cybersecurity II
- AP Computer Science Principles
- Industry Certification: Programming & Logic II - CompTIA A+
Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
- Criminal Justice I
- Criminal Justice II
- Criminal Justice III
- Criminal Justice Dual Enrollment
Marketing
- Introduction to Business & Marketing
- Marketing & Management I - Principles
- Entrepreneurship Dual Enrollment
- Work-Based Learning Dual Enrollment
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