Hanks High School
J.M. Hanks High School career pathways are geared to help every student, regardless of their college or career plans after high school graduation. Strategically planning high school courses, and selecting sequential related courses, provides an opportunity for students to gain advanced skills and knowledge in high school that will only serve to benefit them after graduation.
Program Overview
J.M. Hanks High School provides a wide variety of career pathways for students to pursue their educational and professional goals. Our Signature Programs are state-ofthe-art, equipped with the latest technologies and learning environments to help students reach their full potential. Our students have the opportunity to specialize in career studies that prepare them for the future while attending a comprehensive high school and participating in all high school-related activities and functions.
Courses Offered
| # | Endorsement | Pathway | Sample Courses |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arts & Humanities | Fine Arts, English Literature, or World Language | Band, Dance, Choir, Guitar, Orchestra, Theatre, Spanish, and French |
| 2 | Business & Industry | Arts, Audio/Video, and Communication Business Management & Administration Information Technology Marketing |
Principles of Arts Audio & Video, Animation, and Graphic Design Business Information Management I, Business Management, and Practicum in Business Advertising, Fashion Marketing, Social Media Marketing, and Practicum in Marketing Principles of Information Technology, Computer Programming I and II, and Web Technologies |
| 3 | Multidisciplinary Studies | Advanced Courses | Four credits in advanced placement, IB or dual credit selected from English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Economics, Languages Other Than English, or Fine Arts |
| 4 | Public Service | Human Services Law and Public Safety |
Principles of Human Services, Child Development, and Family and Community Services Principles of Law, Correctional Services, Law I and II, and Forensic Sciences |
| 5 | Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics | Engineering | Principles of Technology, Principles of Applied Engineering, Digital Electronics, Robotics, and Biotechnology |
