Course & Enrollment Information
Course Catalog
The course catalogs below are comprehensive, organized list of all the educational courses offered by CCSD. It acts as an official record and roadmap for students to plan their academic paths.
Core Enrollment Expectations
The Clark County School District strives to prepare graduates for success in post secondary education and in the workforce by providing a rigorous curriculum. All high school students will be enrolled in the Core Enrollment Expectations as provided by Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 389.018. Core Enrollment Expectations are in addition to graduation requirements.
Students must be prepared for the following post-secondary opportunities:
- University/Four-Year College
- Trade/Technical School
- Community/Two-Year College
- Workforce
| CORE ENROLLMENT EXPECTATIONS | Units |
| English | 4 |
| Mathematics (including Algebra II or higher) | 4 |
| Science | 3 |
| Social Studies | 3 |
Curriculum Overviews
CCSD provides detailed curriculum overviews that provide information about courses, core enrollment expectations, suggestions for supporting students at home. Click below for more information.
Advanced Placement CoursesPromoting greater participation and achievement in AP courses remains a high priority. AP courses play a crucial role in equipping students with the skills and practices necessary for success in college and beyond. These courses emphasize the development of advanced writing proficiency, critical problem-solving capabilities, efficient time management, self-discipline, and effective study habits. It's imperative that students and parents/guardians recognize how AP courses align with their long-term post-secondary goals, as they provide a solid foundation for future academic pursuits and career aspirations. By engaging with the rigor of AP coursework, students not only enhance their academic abilities but also cultivate the resilience and adaptability needed for lifelong learning and achievement.
During the 2026-2027 school year, Central Tech will be offering the following Advanced Placement (AP) courses; additional course options may be available through NVLA and/or Morris:
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Precalculus
Dual Enrollment CoursesThe District collaborates closely with Nevada System of Higher Education institutions, offering students the chance to earn both high school and college credits concurrently through Dual Enrollment programs. This partnership not only facilitates a seamless transition from high school to college but also provides an expedited pathway to higher education, aiding students in both time and cost savings. The availability of Dual Enrollment opportunities hinges on the specific partnership between higher education institutions and each high school, with college course placements being determined by the respective institutions' criteria.
Central Technical Training Academy partners with the College of Southern Nevada to offer CTE-related and core content area courses on campus, with Central Tech instructors. Dual enrollment course fees for CSN Jumpstart courses are $115 per semester course. Tuition assistance is available for students who qualify.
During the 2026-2027 school year, Central Tech will be offering the following dual enrollment courses; additional course options may be available through NVLA and/or Morris:
| Fall | Spring |
|
COM 115 (Applied Communication) |
ALS 101 (Academic Success) MATH 120 (College Algebra) MATH 126 (PreCalculus) MT 108B (Fluid/Mechanical Power) WELD 100B (Intro to Welding) CADD 100B (Intro to CAD) MT 132B (Pipefitting for Natural Gas) |
Credit OptionsCentral Tech leverages a variety of resources to ensure that students who need additional credits have opportunities to earn them.
Virtual Lab & APEX Learning
Central Tech offers credit recovery opportunities through Virtual Lab and APEX Learning. Students who are enrolled in APEX courses are expected to finish one course per semester. It is important that students work consistently and communicate with teachers and Virtual Lab mentors regularly.
Morris Sunset East
Morris is a night school option for students who may need to make up more credits than can be scheduled during the school day and/or students who want to take advantage of in-person options. Courses at Morris operate on a quarter system so that students are able to earn a semester credit, 0.5 credit, each nine week quarter. Students who are interested in learning more about credit recovery options at Morris should speak with our counselor, Ms. Wolfe.
Additional Credit Options
Students who are looking to earn credit in any of the following categories should speak to our counselor, Ms. Wolfe:
- Community Service
- Credit By Exam
- Education Travel