AGRICULTURE PATHWAYS
ANIMAL SCIENCE – This pathway helps students understand and connect to the roles animals play in our lives, from food to medical research to companionship and guidance for people with disabilities. General principles of animal nutrition, handling, equipment, safety, housing, health, and behavior is addressed. Students are also introduced to veterinary medicine including: physiology, reproduction, genetics, disease diagnosis/treatment and veterinary techniques. Student lab activities focus on hands-on experiences with these animals and tasks involved in their daily care.
CULINARY ARTS – Vincent culinary arts program works to give students real industry based experience. Joined with the Wisconsin Restaurant Association (WRA) students can put their skills to use with our job placement during the course. By the end of the course students can gain certification through the WRA and use their skills to enter the workforce as trained chefs or attend college for further training.
ART
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
MATHEMATICS
High school students must complete 3 credits of mathematics at or above the level of Algebra 1. Vincent High School offers a range of courses that students may take throughout their 4 years to complete this math requirement.
Personalized Math is an intervention class that focuses on the foundational math skills needed in intermediate and advanced mathematics. They use the online program Aleks to create an individualized curriculum with problem sets designed to target exactly what each student needs. This is combined with direct teacher instruction.
Algebra 1 & 2 and Geometry use the SpringBoard Mathematics curriculum which is aligned to state standards, Advanced Placement (AP) coursework, and the SAT Suite of Assessments.
AP Statistics is offered as a telepresence course. Students in this course are introduced to the major concepts and tools for collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data. The four main themes of the AP Statistics curriculum are exploring data, sampling and experimentation, anticipating patterns, and statistical inference.
MUSIC
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
READING
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
SCIENCE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
SOCIAL STUDIES
Students must complete a minimum of 3 credits to meet graduation requirements: Citizenship (or Economics & Government), World History, & U.S. History. Other courses offered include Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology, & AP U.S. History.