Electives
Students attending Morehead High School are offered many electives. A list of elective courses are listed below.
Bible I
Credit: 1
Grades: 9-12
Weight: S
Prerequisite: None
Develop a foundation for ________________________
Bible II
Credit: 1
Grades: 9-12
Weight: S
Prerequisite: ___________
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CTE
Career and Technical Education Courses - for a complete list of CTE electives that includes automotive studies, business, finance, foods, marketing, robotics, and more, please click the link to go to the CTE (Career and Technical Education) Page.
Cultural Arts
Cultural Arts Courses - for a complete list of Cultural Arts electives that includes art, band, chorus, photography,, and theater, please click the link to go to the Cultural Arts Page.
Journalism
Credit: 1
Grades: 9-12
Weight: S
Prerequisite: ___________
JROTC
JROTC Courses - for a complete list of JROTC electives, please click the link to go to the JROTC Page.
Media Assistant
Credit: 1
Grades: 11-12
Weight: S
Prerequisite: English I and II, Must apply and be approved with two teacher recommendations.
Assist with the day-to-day operation of the media center. Learn the basic principles of media center organization including shelving books, checking out materials, assisting students and teachers with research as well as educational information needs.
Office Assistant
Credit: None
Grades: 12
Weight: S
Prerequisite: Pre-approval
Asssist with day-to-day operation of the school front office including assisting visitors, teachers, and students.
Physical Education
Physical Education Courses - for a complete list of PE electives, please click the link to go to the PE Page.
Yearbook Production
Credit: 1
Grade: 10-12
Weight: S
Prerequisite: Application
Plan and prepare the yearbook for publication. Become acquainted with some of the elements of yearbook journalism such as layout and design and learn individual responsibility and teamwork. The majority of students in this class will be seniors, however, it will include some juniors who have a special interest in the yearbook or a special talent.
Yearbook Honors
Credit: 1
Grades: 10-12
Weight H
Prerequisite: Teacher Recommendation
Publication/Yearbook is the study, practice and refinement of the fundamental of yearbook publication including interviewing, copy writing, layout design, photography, theme development, desktop publishing, and marketing with an emphasis on working as a team, meeting publisher’s deadlines, and adhering to ethical standards. Honors students are expected to enter the class with fundamental skills in place in order to begin book production immediately. They will help train new staff members, provide daily leadership, and take on additional production responsibilities.