Curriculum

 

Stephanie Jackson, Director of Learning, oversees all Curriculum at Fenton High School. For more information, send an email to jackson@fenton100.org.

 

Course Selection for the 2026-2027 school year begins in mid-to-late November. Students and families can review the 2026-2027 Course and Program Description Catalog seen below. If you have any questions about your child's course selection for the coming year, please contact their school counselor.

 

 

Or click here to see the 2026-2027 Course and Program Catalog in a new window.


Feel free to contact your student's counselor if you have any questions. Click here for a directory of counselors.
 

While reviewing the catalog and considering courses, families are also encourage to utilize the grade-specific informational slideshows offered by the Fenton Counseling Department.

 

 

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses provide students the opportunity to experience college level coursework prior to entering the college setting. Rigorous classroom experiences ensure students are prepared for post-secondary education and/or training in any career field.

 

It is encouraged that students discuss these opportunities with their teachers and counselors to determine any AP courses which may align with their post-secondary goals and plans. Students who take an advanced placement course and earn a score of three or higher on the exam may be eligible for college credit. 

 

To see a complete list of AP Courses, see page 10 of the Course and Program Catalog.

 

 

Several courses offered by Fenton High School have been approved for Dual Credit with the College of DuPage. Dual Credit courses allow enrolled students to earn college credit while taking high school courses. Courses approved for Dual Credit with the College of DuPage are highlighted throughout the course catalog. Students enrolled in these courses must complete the College of DuPage Dual Credit registration process, meet all course prerequisites set by the college, and earn a course grade of “C” or higher to earn college credit.

 

Dual Credit coursework will appear on a College of DuPage transcript and may be transferable to other institutions of higher learning. A student need not be planning on attending the College of DuPage to take advantage of Dual Credit opportunities. As of the publication of the 2025-2026 course catalog, there is no tuition fee for Dual Credit courses.

 

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