Sullivan South High School (Tennessee) - Curriculum

Curriculum

Sullivan South implements a block schedule with four 90-minute periods and 45 minute year long class a day. Students register for new classes each semester, allowing for 9 credits to be taken each academic year.

Sullivan South offers a variety of "Accelerated," AP, and Technical/Vocational courses:

Accelerated courses offered include:

  • Algebra I
  • Biology
  • English I, II, & III
  • Geometry

Advanced Placement courses offered include:

  • Biology
  • Calculus
  • Chemistry
  • Computer Science
  • English
  • Physics
  • US History

Technical/Vocational courses offered include:

  • CAD I & II
  • Carpentry I & II
  • Cosmetology I, II, & III
  • Co-op
  • Culinary Arts I & II
  • Graphic Design I, II, & III
  • Engineering Design I & II
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Leisure Craft I & II
  • Marketing I & II
  • AFJROTC
  • Sports/Entertainment Marketing
  • Visual Art Design

+Note: Sullivan South participates in the Jumpstart program with Northeast State Community College. This program allows seniors to take classes for both high school and college credit in the areas of English IV and Humanities/Psychology.

Sullivan South is also home to one of the most advanced theatre groups of the region, with more than 80% of students registering to participate in the school's various drama-oriented courses. Similarly, the school's music program has also garnered much praise, with an award winning instrumental music department, as well as an accomplished vocal music department.

Sullivan South also has an elite Air Force JROTC Program. Run by Lt. Cl. Powley.

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