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Do you like doodling, designing characters, logos, anime, fashion, or just random designs, drawing/sketching, painting, making 3-D sculptures, making digital art? Do you like being creative and find yourself in need of expressing your creativity in some form of artistic design?Well, then you're in luck! Join our awesome Art class!

What is our Art Class all about?

The main purpose of our Art class is to provide all art students the opportunity to create art to express their creative identities and personalities. It is also a class in which students are introduced and learn about various art media, concepts, history, styles, and techniques.

While to some art class can be intimidating at first, being an art student is a fun and engaging experience in which your ultimate goal in class is not to be the best artist, but to develop an artistic style and technique that best fits your style of artistic and creative expression

Advanced art classes provide opportunities for students to further develop their art skills, and build art portfolios showcasing mastery of art skills and development of artistic styles.

Art 1 Pre-requisite: There is no pre-requisite required to join for Art 1 class. Any students are welcome to join (all 9-12 grades).

Art 2 Pre-requisite: This class requires students to have taken a full year of high school Art 1 class with a passing grade (10-12 grades).

AP Art Pre-requisite: This class requires students to have taken both Art 1 and Art 2 with passing grades (11-12 grades).

Please see Mr. Lee in room 4205 or email danny.lee@puhsd.org for more details!

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The purpose of the Dual Enrollment Partnership between Mt. San Jacinto Community College and the Perris Union High School District is to:

Afford current high school students the opportunity to enroll in dual-credit courses

Expand student access to affordable higher education,

Provide challenging academic and occupational experiences to qualified high school students during their junior and senior years, and reduce the costs of a college education for students and their families.

Successful completion of transfer courses will enable students to simultaneously earn college credit transferable to two and four year colleges and universities and satisfy high school graduation requirements.

Dual Enrollment classes currently offered at PHS:

Biology 134 : Human Evolution- 3 Units * Must have Passed Bio and taking chem. **MIGHT BE OFFERED ONLINE AS A ZERO PERIOD FOR THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR**

Bio 115 : Topics in Biology - 4 Units * Must have passed Biology and taking Chem

Math 105: College Algebra-4 Units * Prerequisites, currently enrolled in Alg 2

Math 110: Pre-Calculus-4 Units * Must pass MATH 105 with a C or better

English-101 ( Sem 1) College Composition-4 Units

English-103 ( Sem 2) Critical Thinking and Writing-3 Units * Must pass AP/ Eng 103

HIST 111( Sem 1) - US History to 1977 3 Unites *  Counts 1 year of US History

HIST 112 (Sem 2)- US History Since 1865 3 Units * Counts for 1 Year of US History

Geo 101: Physical Geography-3 Units * Physical Science credit ( Sem 1 & Sem 2)

Geo 102: Cultural Geography-3 Units  ( FALL semester only)

Geo 111: Geography of California- 3 Units (SPRING ONLY)

Click on the Presentation for more info, and email Ms. Dorado (joanna.dorado@puhsd.org) to get on an interest list.

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PHS Dual Enrollment Presentation for Class Registration .pptx

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Biomedical Sciences Pathway

The Biomedical Sciences Pathway is supported by Project Lead the Way and is recognized by the UC's and CSU's as meeting the "D" Lab Science requirement. Students will be exposed to career exploration in the field of Biomedical Sciences and engage in project-based curriculum. Biomedical classes expose students to "real-world" experiences including guest speakers, field trips and and a whole resume of job skills to impress their future employers!

Courses include:

Principles of Biomedical Sciences (9-12 th grades ).This is the first course in the Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Biomedical Sciences Pathway. In this class, students investigate the human body systems and various health conditions including heart disease, diabetes, sickle-cell disease, hypercholesterolemia and infectious diseases. This course is designed to provide an overview of all the courses in the Biomedical Sciences program and lay the scientific foundation for subsequent courses.

In Human Body Systems (10-11 th grades),students examine the interactions of body systems as they explore identity, communication, power, movement, protection, and homeostasis. Students design experiments, investigate the structures and functions of the human body, and use data acquisition software to monitor body functions such as muscle movement, reflex and voluntary action, and respiration.

Medical Interventions (11-12 th grades) is the third course in the Project Lead The Way Biomedical Science Pathway. Students investigate the variety of interventions involved in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease as they follow the lives of a fictitious family. The course is a “How-To” manual for maintaining overall health and homeostasis in the body as students explore: how to prevent the fight infection; how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA; how to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer; and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail. Through these scenarios, students are exposed to the wide range of interventions related to immunology, surgery, genetics, pharmacology, medical devices, and diagnostics. Lifestyle choices and preventive measures are emphasized throughout the course as well as the important roles scientific thinking and engineering design play in the development of interventions of the future.

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PHOTO!!!              Photo 1 & 2, Coming in 2020/21 AP Photo= AP Studio Art: 2D Design.   

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PHOTO!!!              Photo 1 & 2, Coming in 2020/21 AP Photo= AP Studio Art: 2D Design.   

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Do you love to take pictures. Are you the first one your friends ask; to have you take their photos? You can begin a career in Photography!! The photography program at PHS will prepare you for a beginning career in photography.
** See Ms. Llexim in room 4204 for more details!

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What is Digital Film? (Open for grades 9-12)
This class will help you learn how to produce and create videos. Using script writing, storyboarding , video editing software and cameras to produce them and learn how to upload them to Youtube.

Digital Film 2 (Must take Digital Film 1 then open for 10-12 grade) This class will focus more on producing our Panther TV morning announcements program and videos for our school, club and sporting events.

Register for Digital Film Class and email jonathan.sandoval@puhsd.org Mr. Sandoval or your counselor for more info.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Epm8Zi3s40&feature=emb_logo

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Did you know that the beginning annual salary of a college graduate with a BS in Computer Science is around $80,000?
And we do so much fun stuff in our classes too!
You can either pick:
1) Computer Science Discoveries
2) AP Computer Science Principles
3) AP Computer Science A
Computer Science Discoveries and AP Computer Science Principles meets the "D(Science)" requirement for UC or Cal State admissions.
AP Computer Science A meets the "C(math)" requirement for UC or Cal State admissions.
Watch the video to see samples of student work in each of the classes.

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What’s this AP Art History class all about?

·      APAH: is a full-year class that teaches the history of the world by learning about specific works of art. Some of these are famous buildings, sculptures, paintings and other forms of art. This class looks at world cultures and civilizations around the globe from ancient times to present.

·     This is not an art class, and does not require any artistic ability.

·     Requirements:Junior or Senior

“C” of better in English and History class

·      AP Art History fulfills A-G class requirements.

·      Questions come see Ms. Avalos room 4108 or register with your Counselor.

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Cinema Studies (11th & 12th Grade Course)

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Cinema Studies (11th & 12th Grade Course)

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ATTN: Sophomores & Juniors!

Do You LOVE watching movies?

Have you ever wondered how movies are made?

Learn the movie-making process, including:

Photography & Cinematography

Editing

Sound & Music

Acting

Writing

And more!

Watch an Academy Award-winning movie every week

Become an educated Film Critic

A-G Elective Course for UC & Cal State -“G” elective credit

If interested, register for Cinema Studies on your 2021 -22 Registration form under Electives

If you have any questions, please email Ms. Brusca at dina.brusca@puhsd.org  💜

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JOURNALISM: Yearbook “El Perrisito, The Legacy” & Newspaper “P-Town Press”

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JOURNALISM: Yearbook “El Perrisito, The Legacy” & Newspaper “P-Town Press”

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What is Yearbook?
Yearbook is a class and a club that lets students capture their high school memories and publish them in a professional-style publication. Students attend yearbook during 4th period as a regular class, and then work on the pages both inside and outside of class. Students take photographs of the school year, people, school events, etc. to then organize and publish it as the school yearbook.

What is Newspaper?
Newspaper is a class and a club as well which is in charge of the publication, The P-Town Press. The responsibilities and duties are much the same as in yearbook – in fact some of the article information and pictures are shared between the two. The newspaper articles cover events, activities and people in a more current perspective – much the same as a real newspaper.

Why should you join Journalism: Newspaper/Yearbook?
There are many positive aspects that can come from joining Journalism. You will be involved in doing something important. You will learn about and perform better in caption writing, story writing, interviewing, picture taking, creating layouts, designs, and general computer use. Journalism will also you to prepare for the real world. It is a great resume builder; there are numerous opportunities for leadership within the two publications; you can learn about publishing, journalism and selling advertisements. Additionally, it will improve your skills in communication, time management, writing, composition, organization, accountability and responsibility, team work, work ethic, business, and shared collaborative project work.

How Do I Sign Up?
You must first complete an application and participate in an informal interview during which your answers on the application will be reviewed. If you want more information, contact Ms. Debbie Georgianna at debbie.georgianna@puhsd.org

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Do you like cars and have you ever wanted to work on cars. Look no further, At Perris High School we have an amazing Automotive program that you will learn the basics of Maintenance, Brakes, Steering, Suspension and Alignments. At Perris we are fortunate to have a Top of the line automotive shop with tools and equipment that will rival many automotive shops. Take Automotive Service Technology and fast track yourself into a career in the automotive field.

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What is APUSH?:
It is a college-level class where you can get college credit while in high school.

What we will learn?:
We will learn all the major ideas, themes and people of United States History.

Requirements:
11th or 12th grade.
Must have permission to enroll in the course.

APUSH fulfills A-G requirements for History

Any questions?
contact Mr. Vasquez (samuel.vasquez-reyes@puhsd.org)

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(9th-12th)
Looking for something fun and challenging? Something that will test your limits and result positively as a person and as a student? Then look no more! Join the JROTC program at Perris High School! JROTC is an elective or PE credit class that is like no other class. JROTC is a student run class with two military retired Army instructors facilitating the classroom.  As a Cadet you will learn how to be part of a team learning how to perform drill marching, wearing your uniform and basic leadership foundation and citizenship classes.  You will also participate in physical fitness activities led by the students themselves.  We are all about TEAM and all we expect is that you do your best.  JROTC is not a recruiting tool for the military, it's just a high school class. We have many extra-curricular activities such as, Raider Team, Drill Teams, Marksmanship teams and many more. We also host a Military Ball which is a formal event and a lot of fun.  Hope to see you soon!

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Have you ever considered dancing or performing  at an amusement park, in a TV video,  as part of  professional dance company,  in a movie or show, on the stage or even in YouTube videos? Then sign up for Dance as an elective when creating your schedule for next school year! Perris High School's Dance classes can prepare and give you the confidence you need to succeed in the world of  dance & entertainment. You’ll learn a variety different styles of fun  Dances,  and learn about different cultures from all over the world. You can get fit and have fun learning lots of fun and cool dance techniques.
Can be taken as PE or VAPA credit

Dance  I
(9-12th Grade)

Dance  II
(Must take Dance I and then available for 10-12th Grade)

For any questions email
Ms. K. Perez at katheryn.perez@puhsd.org

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(11th-12th Grade)

Latin/Mexican American studies is   A-G class, it fulfills World History if needed, or it is a History Elective for the University. For those students who are trying to get into a prestige University this class helps.  AVID students are welcome! Know your history and who you are.

We will learn?
Pre Columbus Mexico.
Colonization of Mexico.
Mexican Revolution.
Chicano History.

Latin/Mexican American Studies fulfills A-G requirements for college or for the University.

Questions?
Contact Mr. Salcedo
sergio.salcedo@puhsd.org

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Have you ever thought about acting or performing in a movie, TV show, on the stage or even in YouTube videos? Then sign up for THEATER as an elective when creating your schedule for next school year! Perris High School's Theater classes can prepare and give you the confidence you need to succeed in the world of entertainment. Theater will also give you the confidence you need to speak or present in front of a group of people a skill that is needed in many of today's careers.

Theater I
(9-12th Grade)

Theater II
(Must take Theater I and then available for 10-12th Grade)

For any questions email
Mr. Walters at william.walters@puhsd.org

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Register For Drama At Perris High School Next Year!

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CULINARY ARTS "CULINOLOGY"  AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 

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CULINARY ARTS "CULINOLOGY"  AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 

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CULINOLOGY (A-G)
Periods 1,  2, 4 & 5
Grades 10, 11, & 12

ADVANCED CLASS:  INTERNATIONAL CUISINE (A-G)
Must  take Culinary Arts "Culinology" the prior year.
Period 3
Grades 11 & 12

Have you ever thought about a career in the Food Industry?

Do you love cooking?  Do you love trying new and different types of foods?
How would you like to learn how to cook like a real Chef?

What will you learn?

Food Safety

Knife Skills

Different Cooking Methods

How a Professional Kitchen Runs

Restaurant Skills.....AND MORE!

For any questions email
Chef Strucker at
susann.strucker@puhsd.org

Check out our video and see what you can do!

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Do you want to travel to Europe someday?
Taking AP Euro will help you familiarize yourself with the European continent and its wonderful history.

AP Euro is for 10th, 11th and 12th grade students. Sophomores, AP Euro fulfills your World History requirement.

What is AP Euro?:

It is a college-level class where you can earn college credit while in high school.

What will we learn about?:

We will learn about European History from the 14th century to present day.

Any questions?

contact Ms. Woodard at melanie.woodard@puhsd.org

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Attention Juniors!

Do you like poetry? Do you like reading short stories &/or plays? If you answered yes to any of these, AP English Literature & Composition is the senior English class for you!

What is AP English Literature & Composition?

This course is a college-prep A-G class that focuses on reading and learning about all types of literature to develop a deeper understanding of each work so we are able to empathize with others and the various cultures around the world.

What if I have never taken an AP class before?

That is OKAY! I have had MANY, MANY students take AP English Literature & Composition that NEVER took an AP course before. In this class, all seniors are welcomed. We read many of the works together as a class, discuss and analyze them. I will help you learn to love literature or at least appreciate it!

Do I need to have had passing grades in my previous English classes?

NO! Even if you did not do well in your previous English classes, you can still take AP English Literature & Composition.

If you are interested in this course or have any questions, please email me at dina.brusca@puhsd.org or feel free to stop by my classroom - 6205.

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Make your way to attain your Seal of Biliteracy on you high school diploma!

Attention All Spanish Speakers 2  and Teacher Recommended Spanish Speakers 1 students!

Pre-Reqs
This course is open to students in grades 10-12 after passing SS2 or if you are in SS1, by getting your Spanish teacher's recommendation.

What is AP Spanish IV
This is a college level class where you can earn college credit while in high school. This course is a college-prep A-G class where you will explore current events, topics of interest, as well as universal themes that affect our daily lives.

For any questions contact:
Sr. Rodríguez at javier.rodriguez@puhsd.org
or
Mr. Espinoza at flavio.espinoza@puhsd.org

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Dual Enrollment and AP Enviro Recruitment 22-23