English II – Writer’s Workshop
Students will continue to develop their self-expression through the creative writing process. In this course, special emphasis will be ...
Read more.English I – Writer’s Workshop
Students will develop their self-expression through the creative writing process. They will be expected to write every day, including ...
Read more.Statistics
Statistics is a branch of mathematics that deals with the systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of data. Students will ...
Read more.Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy is a branch of Biology concerned with the scientific study of the physical structures of organisms. The structures ...
Read more.Literary Seminar
This course uses the Socratic Method to facilitate dialogue among the students, engaging them by asking and answering questions ...
Read more.Microeconomy
Students gain real life experience and develop independence as they engage in practical economics. Students learn economics by creating ...
Read more.Human Intimacy and Relationships Round Table
Interest in human intimacy is a natural attribute of adolescence that ties directly into self-concept and a developing self ...
Read more.Introduction to the Spanish Language
Introduction to Spanish focuses on teaching conversational Spanish and includes grammar, vocabulary, written, and conversational Spanish. This class also ...
Read more.Instrumental Music
The instrumental music program emphasizes basic musical skills for band and orchestra. Students study the elements of music, and ...
Read more.World Literature
Students will read classic and contemporary works, by authors from around the globe, in a mix of mediums, including ...
Read more.British Literature
Students will read classic and contemporary works, by authors from the British Isles, in a mix of mediums, including ...
Read more.American Literature
Students will read classic and contemporary works, by American authors, in a mix of mediums, including poetry, prose, essays ...
Read more.Government and Economics II
Students learn the foundations and principles of government by studying the works of contemporary and historic political authors. The ...
Read more.Government and Economics I
Students learn the foundations and principles of government by studying the works of contemporary and historic political authors. The ...
Read more.American History II
American History II expands on the foundation laid in American History I. Students delve deeper into research and analysis ...
Read more.American History I
American History I introduces students to key events in the history of the western hemisphere with emphasis on the ...
Read more.Spanish I
In Spanish I students begin to develop communicative competence in speaking, writing, comprehending and reading Spanish and expand their ...
Read more.Music Literacy
Our music program offers instrumental and vocal students an arena in which to develop skills and public performance. Fundamentals ...
Read more.Earth Science
Students will study the structure of the earth, minerals and their properties, rock formation, methods for geologic dating, earth ...
Read more.Life Science
Life Science explores living systems through experience and experimentation, as well expository instruction and reading. This course challenges students ...
Read more.Integrated Science
Students study the fundamentals of physics, chemistry, earth, and space sciences. This course introduces students to the scientific method ...
Read more.Drama
All students participate in drama lessons which include improvisation, drama games, and exercises. Students produce and act in a ...
Read more.Advanced Mathematics/Pre-Calculus
The integration of geometry, algebra, and trigonometry is the goal of pre-calculus. Detailed study of polynomial functions, exponential and ...
Read more.Algebra II
This course is intended to build upon the concepts developed in geometry and Algebra I. The course covers advanced ...
Read more.Horsemanship/Riding
Our equestrian program offers a wide range of activities that serve beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders. Students will be ...
Read more.Electives
Electives are offered based on student interest and need. Past classes include Foods, Yearbook, Gardening, Robotics and Multimedia Production.
Read more.Pre-Algebra
Students learn the basics of algebraic thinking while honing fundamental math skills. Students learn algebraic language and concepts. During ...
Read more.Farm Chores
Daily chores sustain the farm, school, and community. Students and staff all take part in this work twice a ...
Read more.Physical Expression
Physical Expression (Phys. Ed.) focuses on exploring and engaging in outdoor physical activities that can be continued throughout life. ...
Read more.Art
Using traditional techniques and emerging technologies, this class emphasizes exploration, analysis, and investigation of the creative process. Students develop ...
Read more.World History II
In World History II students will engage in a study of the political, cultural, social, and economic conditions from ...
Read more.World History I
World History I course covers human history up to 1500 CE. Students will research and learn about human development ...
Read more.World Geography
World Geography class teaches students how to use maps, globes, atlases, satellite images, photographs, graphs, and other geographic tools ...
Read more.Spanish III
Spanish III continues development of listening, reading, writing, speaking, interpersonal communication and cultural awareness. Complexity and comprehension increase as ...
Read more.Spanish II
In Spanish II, the study of reading, writing, speaking, and listening continues as more complex grammatical structures are introduced. ...
Read more.Language Arts
Language Arts is designed to help students develop their self-expression and empathy through the writing process. Students read many ...
Read more.Physics
Physics is the study of the properties of matter and energy. The course will cover the topics of classical ...
Read more.Chemistry
Chemistry is focused on the study of the structure and composition of matter, and the changes that occur to ...
Read more.Biology
This course uses problem-solving techniques to explore living systems. High School Biology includes a variety of hands-on experiments and ...
Read more.Geometry
Geometry is the study of spatial reasoning. Students learn properties of two-dimensional and three-dimensional figures, classical reasoning, geometric construction, ...
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