Here are some ISD links that fall under Region 4 in Texas. (The provided links may change and will be updated as needed.) This list serves as a guide to locating high school course selection lists within these ISDs. Reviewing these course offerings can give insight into what each campus provides.

 

It’s important to note that within an ISD, different high schools may offer varying options within the same field of study. Exploring course selections early—ideally years before high school—can help students map out a path aligned with their interests.

 

Pay close attention to course pre-requisites (required as a prior condition). If a course is available in 12th grade but requires foundational classes, discovering this too late could mean that the student will not be eligible to take the course. For instance, if a Cybersecurity course in 12th grade requires completion of Computer Science Fundamentals and Basic Networking credit, these foundational courses must be taken between 9th and 11th grade to be eligible to take Cybersecurity in 12th grade.

 

Planning out courses for all four years before starting high school can make the experience easier and more enjoyable. As students move through high school, they can adjust their plans as needed. This early planning helps students understand what the school offers and how it matches their interests.

 

Here is a clear and easy-to-read list of courses from one of the ISDs mentioned below. It includes the courses offered, along with their corresponding grade levels and credits.

 

If you review a few of the course guides linked below, you'll notice that core subjects offered across the state are generally consistent. However, electives may vary slightly depending on resource availability and other factors.​​​​​​​