Designed for those who wish to pursue in the interest of life sciences, students learn about molecules and cells, heredity , evolution, organisms, and populations throughout the classroom setting and multiple labs.

Pose questions and determine variables to investigate, experiments and make conclusions in life sciences.

Students discover about the natural world by hands-on laboratory investigations, observations on both human-made, and natural environmental problems in the local ecosystem.

Students learn problem-solving methods involving theorems, definitions, and functions represented in complex ways.

The study and application of differentiation and integration, and graphical analysis including limits, asymptotes, and continuity. This course is typically equivalent to one semester of college calculus.

Through close reading, analysis of nonfiction works including expository, argumentative, analytical, personal texts from various authors, practicing rhetorical strategy, and writing papers, students will strengthen and build the effectiveness of their writing.

Explore literary works from several periods, genres, individuals, learn to read critically and analyze artistic value and quality.

Students explore societies and cultures through thematic studies on authentic sources such as newspaper and magazine articles, websites, films, music, video clips, blogs, podcasts, stories, and literary excerpts in French to develop language skills and communicative proficiency in real life settings.

Builds and challenges student's proficiency in the language of Spanish with authentic material including films, news broadcasts, newspaper and magazine articles, and contemporary literature. Integrates the communicative competencies in the language of Spanish to become a more effective communicator.

Builds and challenges student's proficiency in the language of Spanish with authentic material including films, news broadcasts, newspaper and magazine articles, and contemporary literature. Integrates the communicative competencies in the language of Spanish to become a more effective communicator.

Students explore events of US history through understanding and analysis of documents, images, political cartoons, quantitative data/graphs, and other primary sources.

Students explores significant events, individuals, and developments throughout the world in six historical periods from approximately 8000 B.C.E. to the present. Students develop historical comprehension, utilize reasoning and develop historical arguments with Contextualization, Causation, and Continuity.