Military School Programs at FAA

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School supplies for 2007-2008
•	English 1 - D. Zingariello
	Three-ring binder – 1"
	Dividers (3)
	A red pen
	A highlighter
	Loose-leaf (notebook) paper
	Pens and Pencils
	USB drive (flash drive, thumb drive, etc.)
•	English 3 - Linda Messenger
	Black or Blue ink pens
	#2 pencils
	Loose-leaf (notebook) paper
	Three-ring binder
	Composition notebook (Mead)
•	English 4 + Honors/AP Lit. and Composition - Mrs. Alton
	Per Mrs. Alton, seniors should know what works for them.
	If not...see Mrs. Alton for "personal guidance."
•	Current Events - C. Magel
	Three-ring binder
	Loose-leaf (notebook) paper
	Pens and Pencils
•	ESOL: (all levels) - C. Magel
	Three-ring binder with dividers
	Loose-leaf (notebook) paper
	Composition notebook (black & white cover)
•	Geometry - M. Williams
	Per Mr. Williams, all materials are "issued" the first day of class.
•	Precalculus/AP Calculus/AP Physics - Ms. Power
	Three-ring binder (1 " or larger)
	5 dividers
	Loose-leaf (notebook) paper
	Pencils
	Protractor (clear plastic only)
	Ruler (metric)
	Graph paper
	Texas Instrument's TI-83 (or better) graphing calculator.
	Box of dry-erase markers.
•	Integrated Science and Marine Science - Dr. Sereno
	Three-ring binder (1.5" or 2")
	Notebook Tab dividers (at least 5 - 6)
	A set of highlighters
	Pens or pencils
	Lined Filler Paper
	Pencil Pouch (optional)
•	Algebra 1 - Mrs. Griffiths
	Three-ring binder
	Lined Filler Paper
	Graph paper
	Ruler
	Pencils
	Colored pen
	Scientific Calculator (not a graphing calculator)
•	Spanish I -
	Spanish/English Dictionary
	Three-ring binder (1.5")
•	Computer Programming / Hardware - Mr. Hill
	Three-ring binder (1.5")
	Loose-leaf (notebook) paper ( less than 100 sheets)
	Five "pocket" folders (same color if possible)

	**For Algebra II, Pre-Calculus or Calculus:
	Texas Instrument scientific or graphing calculator (TI-83, TI-84 or better).

FLORIDA AIR ACADEMY CURRENTLY OFFERS
THE FOLLOWING COURSES:

9th Grade
•	English 1
•	Algebra 1*
•	Biology
•	* Aerospace Science I: Aviation History (AFJROTC)
	* Required first year of High School at FAA
•	Spanish - Level 1
•	Physical Education
•	Health

10th Grade
•	English 2
•	Geometry *(Algebra 1 Prerequisite)
•	Chemistry *(Algebra 2 Prerequisite)
•	World History
•	Spanish - Level 2
•	Computer Science or Elective
•	Aerospace Science I: Aviation History (AFJROTC)* (If not previously taken)

11th Grade
•	English 3
•	Algebra 2 *(Algebra 1 & Geometry Prerequisites)
•	Science Elective
•	American History
•	Health
•	Art
•	Elective
•	Aerospace Science I: Aviation History (AFJROTC)* (If not previously taken)

12th Grade
•	English 4
•	Pre-Calculus (Algebra 2 Prerequisite)
•	Calculus (Pre-calculus Honors Prerequisite)
•	Physics (Algebra 2 & Chemistry Prerequisite)
•	College Algebra/Trigonometry (Pre-calculus Prerequisite)
•	American Government and Economics
•	(2) Electives
•	Aerospace Science I: Aviation History (AFJROTC)* (If not previously taken)

High School Electives (Grades 9 to 12)
•	3-D Art I & II
•	Aerospace Science (AFJROTC):
	• Aerospace Science II:Space Exploration
	• Aerospace Science III: Science of Flight
	• Aerospace Science IV: Leadership Development
	• Aerospace Science IV: Special Teams
	• Leadership Education I: Global and Cultural Studies
•	Civic Law
•	Current Events
•	College Algebra and Trigonometry
•	Computer Business Applications (Office 2003)
•	Computer Graphics
•	Computer Programming (Java & Visual Basic)
•	Computer Repair (CompTIA A+ Certification Prep)
•	Drum and Bugle
•	English as a Second Language (ESOL)
•	Film Study
•	Geography
•	Geology
•	Instrumentals
•	Life Management
•	Music Appreciation
•	Photography
•	Physical Education
•	Psychology (1 semester)
•	Public Speaking
•	Sociology (1 semester)
•	Spanish Levels 3-4
•	Web Design
•	Yearbook

The Guidance Department reserves the right to schedule students according to aptitude indicated by standardized test scores and previous academic record. The Academy also reserves the right to add or drop courses based upon class enrollment.

Honors and Advanced Placement Program

These courses are designed to challenge academically talented and motivated students. The opportunity to earn college credits through the AP exams can save students a great deal of time and money when they enter college as a freshmen.

Honors Courses
•	English I
•	English II
•	English III
•	Spanish I
•	Spanish II
•	Spanish III
•	Spanish IV
•	Algebra I
•	Algebra II
•	Geometry
•	Pre-Calculus
•	Biology
•	Chemistry
•	World History
•	Government/Economics

Advanced Placement Courses
•	11th Grade: English Language and Composition and United States History
•	12th Grade: English Literature, Spanish Language, Physics-C, Calculus AB.

Dual Enrollment Program Features
•	College Algebra/Trigonometry (taught on campus)
•	Dual enrollment opportunities for Seniors who are authorized to have a car on campus and can travel to local colleges and universities.

Optional Academic Programs
•	SAT Preparation (non-credit)
•	Tutorial Math (non-credit)
•	TOEFL Preparation
•	English as a Second Language (ESL)
•	Tutoring (may be required for students performing below grade level).