Courses
Non-Course Graduation Requirements
Fine Arts Classes
Places of Interest
Credentials
100

The class incorporates health, sports, and competition. 

What is Physical Education (PE)

100

Graduation requirement that will assist students in obtaining a Driver's permit and license.

What is Driver's Education?

100

Rhythm and movement are taught in different styles and genres.

What is Dance?

100

Room where students can receive morning, midday and afterschool nourishment. 

What is the Cafeteria/Lunchroom

100

Document detailing your academic history from the time you're in high school until you graduate.

What is a transcript?

200

The only foreign language offered at Wells.

What is Spanish?

200

Requirement associated with PE and JROTC to assist with physical and mental well-being. 

What is Health?

200

Students can express themselves with drawings and paintings.

What is art?

200

Rooms located on the third floor are used for PE and athletic events. 

What is the gymnasium?

200

Average of grades that factors in Advanced Placement and Honors courses.

What is the weighted grade point average?

300

The Math class is typically taken by Freshmen. 

What is Algebra?

300

Graduation Requirement designed to improve money management skills. 

What is Financial Literacy?
300

Students write and sing songs in this class.

What is Music?

300

You can find Mr. Horton in this room number and the name of the office. 

What is room 115, Counselor's Office?
300

The number that provides a comparison of how your academic output compares to your classmates. 

What is class rank?

400

The course with a military foundation with a focus on discipline.

What is JROTC? Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps

400

Graduation requirement mandates each senior to have a concrete plan for after high school. 

What is Learn. Plan. Succeed?

400

Students write, perform and direct plays in this class.

What is Drama?

400

The room where plays, all-school meetings, and award ceremonies are held. 

What is the auditorium?

400

A distinction awarded to students with B's or better on their report cards. 

What is the Honor Roll?

500

The class where you will take the United States Constitution in High School.

What is United States History?

500

Test taken primarily by Juniors that is the state-mandated exam.

What is the SAT?

500

Students learn to play instruments, some even with marching choreography. 

What is Band?

500

You can find the Principal, the Clerk in this room on the first floor. 

What is the main office?

500

Courses taken in which students can receive high school and college credit. 

What is dual enrollment?