Post your classes here! I’m just trying to get an idea of what other people take heh
Freshman:
Honors English I
AP Human Geography
Honors Algebra II
Honors Biology
PE Dance
Desktop Publishing
Honors French C/C
Health/Aerobics
Sophmore:
Honors Pre-Calc
Calc BC Seminar (it’s a mixture of the start of calc AB and stats, but that’s how it’s coded)
Honors English II
AP World History
Honors Chemistry
AP Physics I
Honors French III
Art Foundations
Junior
IB HL Math -1
IB HL History -1
IB HL English -1
IB SL French -1
IB SL Chem or Bio (depending on what’s offered that year)
IB TOK -1
IB CAS/EE -1
Gov’t (either honors or AP)
Econ (either honors or AP)
Senior
IB HL Math -2
IB HL History -2
IB HL English -2
IB SL French -2
IB SL Chem or Bio (whichever one I didn’t already take)
IB TOK -2
IB CAS/EE -2
Middle School (counted for High School credit):
Algebra 1 Honors
Earth/Space Science Honors
Freshman Year:
Geometry Honors
AP Human Geography
English I Pre-IB
Spanish I Pre-IB
Biology I Pre-IB
Sophomore Year:
Algebra 2 Honors
Chemistry I Honors
English II Honors
AP World History
Spanish II
Junior Year:
AP Physics 1
Pre-Calculus Honors
English III Honors
U.S. History Honors
Senior Year:
AP Calculus AB
AP Physics 2
English IV Honors
Economics/American Government Honors
Middle School:
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Algebra 1 Honors
English Honors 1
9th Grade:
Criminal Justice Operations 1
Introduction to Information Technology
English Honors 2
Spanish 3 Honors
Geometry Honors
Creating 3-D Art (s.)
Creating 2-D Art (s.)
Biology 1 Honors
10th Grade (CURRENT):
Criminal Justice Operations 2
Digital Design 1
English Honors 3
HOPE
Algebra 2
AP World History
Chemistry 1 Honors
Sociology (Virtual School)
AP Psychology (Virtual School)
11th Grade (TENTATIVE):
Criminal Justice Operations 3
AP Capstone Seminar
AP English Language & Composition
Weight Training 1 (s.)
Court Procedures (s.)
Pre-calculus Honors
AP US History
Physics 1 Honors
AP Computer Science A (Virtual School)
AP US Government & Politics (Virtual School)
12th Grade (TENTATIVE):
Criminal Justice Operations 4
AP Capstone Research
AP English Literature & Composition
AP Economics
AP Calculus AB
AP European History
TBA 4th science class
Freshman:
Honors Geometry
Honors German 2
Lifetime Wellness
Honors Biology
Honors (probably soon to be standard smh) Orchestra
Honors English 1
AP Human Geography
Sophomore (planned):
Honors Algebra 2
Honors German 3/Honors German 3 online/AP Physics 1
PE2 and Astronomy, if I can take Personal Finance online
AP Biology
Honors Orchestra
Honors English 2
Honors Chemistry
Junior (planned)
Honors Precalculus
AP Lang
APUSH
AP Chem
AP Stat/two semester courses if I can’t take Personal Finance online
AP Physics 1/B
Senior (planned)
AP Calc BC
AP Lit
AP Macro and AP Gov (1 semester each)
AP Physics C
APCS
APES or Scientific Research Honors
In middle school, I got a credit for Spanish and took Algebra I.
Freshman:
Honors English 9
Modern World History
Geometry
Earth Science
Spanish III
Latin I
Gym
Sophomore:
Study Hall (1st Semester)
Honors English 10
American Government (1st Semester)
AP Government and Politics (2nd Semester)
Intro to Psychology (2nd Semester)
Algebra II
Honors Biology
Honors Latin II
Health (1st Semester)
Gym (2nd Semester 
)
Junior (Planned, this only includes the classes I’m fairly certain about):
AP Language and Composition
AP US History
Pre-Calculus
Chemistry
Honors Latin III
Gym
Senior (Same deal as above):
AP Literature and Composition
AP History Class (Not sure of which one yet)
Statistics (I’m not certain but there aren’t a lot of math classes other than APs past pre-calc)
Physics
Honors Latin IV
Gym (1st/2nd Semester)
Classes for Either Junior/Senior Year:
AP Psychology
AP Modern European History
Financial Literacy (One Semester)
Introduction to Computer Systems: Word Processing (One Semester)
I don’t really want to take the last two, but I have to take a credit’s worth of an arts, career, or technical classes in order to graduate.
Reflecting on what I have taken, I wish I took Honors Earth Science. I got recommended to take it from my 8th grade science teacher, but I thought it would be too difficult. Earth Science was really easy though, and I could of used the GPA boost from honors. I also wish we had honors history classes for the same reason, but what can you do. 
I know it looks strange to only take honors science sophomore year, but in junior and senior year only AP and standard levels are offered for science.
9th grade
CP Spanish 2
H English 9
H Algebra 2AB/H Trigonometry
AP Human Geography
Adv Team 9/Health
H Biology
Academy Accelerated English (summer b4 9th)
Academy Accelerated Math 2 (summer b4 9th)
10th
H English 10 GHI
CP Spanish 3
Advanced Chemistry Laboratory
AP Chemistry A
AP World History A
Lab Assistant 1 A
H Math Analysis/AP Calculus A
11th
Teacher Assistant A
AP Physics 1
AP US History
AP Psychology
AP English Language
AP Calculus AB
Music Apprec I (DE at a CC)
12th (current grade)
CP English 12
AP Computer Science
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
AP Microeconomics/AP US Government & Politics
HL IB Physics 2
Middle School:
Algebra 1
Summer Before 9th:
Computer Keyboarding
9th:
Honors Biology
Honors English 9
Honors Geometry
Honors World History
Spanish 1
Public Speaking
Computer Concepts
Summer before 10th:
Honors Algebra 2
10th:
Honors Pre-Calculus
Honors Chemistry
Honors English 10
AP US Government & Politics
AP Macroeconomics
Spanish 2
Summer before 11th:
Accounting 1
11th (Current):
AP English Language & Comp.
AP Calculus BC
AP Environmental Science
AP US History
Business Law
Spanish 3
Summer Before 12th:
Art Fundamentals
12th (Proposed):
AP Chemistry
AP English Literature & Comp.
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Statistics
Honors Physics
Spanish 4
Sales & Advertising
Marketing
Freshman:
Honors Western Literature
Honors Western Civ
Honors Algebra II
Honors Biology
Honors Economics
Honors Latin III
Sophomore:
Honors British Literature
Honors World History
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors Chemistry
Honors Anatomy and Physiology
Honors Engineering
AP US Gov
Honors Latin IV
Junior:
Honors American Literature
AP Lang and Comp
AP US History
AP Calculus AB
Honors Physics
AP Latin
Senior (what I’m planning):
AP Lit and Comp
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
Honors Latin VI
AP Art History
Personal Finance and Health (grad requirements…)
I also want to self study AP World and/or AP Euro, since my school doesn’t offer either of those.
Freshman:
Advanced English 1
Advanced Algebra 2
Biology
Student Leadership 1/Health
Spanish 2
Advanced Symphonic Band/Marching
Life Fitness 1
Sophomore:
Honors English 2
Precalculus
Chemistry
AP World History
Spanish 3
Advanced Wind Ensemble/Marching
Life Fitness 2
Junior:
AP English Language
AP Calculus AB
AP Biology
AP US History
AP Spanish Language
AP Statistics
AP Environmental Science or Advanced Wind Ensemble/ICT Foundations
Senior:
AP English Literature
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics C: Mechanics or AP Chemistry (if available)
AP US Government
AP Microeconomics
AP Psychology
AP Environmental Science or AP Computer Science A
Advanced Wind Ensemble/Marching <3
Freshman
AP Human Geography
Biology Honors
HOPE
US Govt. / Cooking
Geometry Honors
English I
Reading
Sophomore
AP World History
AP Psychology
English II
Algebra II
Digital Design I
Chemistry Honors
Latin I
Junior
AP Chemistry
AP US history
AP Lang.
Latin II
Pre-Calculus
AP Physics
Senior (planning on still a Junior)
AP Statistics
AP Euro.
AP US Govt.
AP Economics
AP Physics II
AP Lit.
Latin III
I would take AP Latin, very few students pass it however colleges are astounded if you take this class. Sadly I am unable to take it however since I did not take a language freshman year.
I’m in college now but in high school I took the following. I went to a STEM magnet school, where pretty much everything was honors, so nothing is listed as honors, however I listed what things were weighted as (unless obvious).
Freshman:
Biology 1 (honors weight)
English 9 (honors weight)
Design and Technology (no weight; required for freshmen)
Advanced Algebra 2 with Trig and Data Analysis (honors weight)
French 2 (no weight; there was not a weighted option)
Health and PE 9
Symphonic Band
Summer:
Foundations of Computer Science (honors weight)
Sophomore:
Chemistry 1 (honors weight)
English 10 (honors weight)
World History and Geography 2 (honors weight)
Advanced Precalc (honors weight)
French 3 (no weight; there was not a weighted option)
Health and PE 10 with driver’s ed
Symphonic Band
Summer:
World History and Geography 1 (no weight; wasn’t available in the summer as weighted)
Junior:
Physics 1 (honors weight)
English 11 (honors weight)
AP US History
AP Calc BC
Advanced Analog Electronics (1st semester; honors weight)
Advanced Digital Electronics (2nd semester; honors weight)
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Jazz Band
Summer:
English 12 (no weight; wasn’t available in the summer as weighted)
Computer Science I at local community college
Senior:
Geosystems (honors weight)
AP US Gov and Politics
Multivariable Calculus (1st semester; AP-weight)
Cryptography (2nd semester; honors weight)
Computer Systems Research (honors weight; required year-long research project)
AP Music Theory
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Jazz Band
@guineagirl96 TJ?
@TheAlchemistNeo I got really lucky, since my school starts Latin in seventh grade – AP’s a serious challenge (I almost cried at the final), but reading the Aeneid is amazing. If you get the chance (and have the interest) to take a college class on Vergil, I would definitely recommend it!
Freshman:
Algebra 1 Honors
Religion
Spanish 1 Honors
English 1 Honors
World History Honors
PE/Health
Bio Honors
Sophomore:
Algebra 2 Honors
Chemistry Honors
PE/Driver’s Ed
Geometry Honors
Spanish 2 Honors
English 2 Honors
Religion
Junior:
AP English Language
Religion
APUSH 1
Precalc Honors
Spanish 3 Honors
HTML/JavaScript
AP Bio
Senior (planned):
AP English Lit
World Religions (weighted)
AP World History
APUSH 2
Calc Honors
AP Psych
Creative Writing Honors (1 semester)/Basic Photography (1 semester)
@awesomepolyglot Yup!
@guineagirl96 Nice. I have two friends who are freshmen there. I didn’t know the design class was required, my friend made it sound like an elective when I asked about his schedule XD And btw, the Cryptography class tipped me off.
@awesomepolyglot Yeah, Design and Tech is part of IBET (Integrated Biology, English, and Technology) which all freshmen have to take. As part of it, you do a major group research project that counts for all three classes, since you use bio and tech for it and then write a paper on it, which you present at TJ STAR, the end of year research symposium (seniors also present their senior projects then). You have the same classmates for all three of the courses.