Grade 9-11. Placement required. Weighted Grade.
This course covers the same topics as MATH1004 Algebra 2/Trigonometry & Statistics with greater depth and some additions including sequences and series. Starting with a brief review of some basic axioms and properties in algebra, the course moves quickly to newer topics, integrating real-life applications. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).
Grade 9-10. Placement required. Weighted Grade.
In addition to covering the topics listed above for Geometry (MATH1003), this course provides a more rigorous and in-depth approach to covering geometric ideas and formal proofs. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A graphing calculator (TI 84 or equivalent, compass, and protractor are required.
Year-long. Weighted grade.
Through the study of a variety of genres (poetry, short story, novel, essays, media) and exposure to various text styles, students will enhance their verbal and written text analysis skills. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP English Literature and Composition examination may receive college credit and/or higher placement in college. Students in this course may choose to add a senior choice as an elective credit. Literature read in this course contains mature content.
Year-long. Weighted grade.
This course emphasizes the study of verbal and written language, rhetoric, and argumentation. Students in this course participate in the reading and writing of a variety of challenging texts. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP English Language and Composition exam may receive college credit and/or higher placement in college.
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Year-long. Weighted grade.
This course includes the study of American literature from colonial through contemporary periods using thematic strands. Students will read journals, biographies, essays, novels, short stories, plays, and poetry representing American authors and authors of various ethnic backgrounds. The literature will promote students’ analytical abilities and will encourage critical thinking through the writing of expository, argumentative, and narrative essays. In addition, the literature will serve as models and material for speaking in persuasive, informative, and entertainment forums. Through the study of literature, composition, and argumentation, this course continues to prepare students for Advanced Placement courses as juniors and seniors.
Year-long. Weighted grade.
This course includes mythology, short story, novel, poetry, and tragic drama. Refinement of the principles of grammar, usage, and precision of expression is taught through emphasis on effective composition skills. Students will analyze literature and utilize critical thinking through the writing of expository, argumentative, and narrative essays. Through the study of literature, composition, and argumentation, this course begins the preparation for Advanced Placement courses as juniors and seniors.
Grade 11-12.
Weighted grade. Year long. Prerequisite is two semesters of business courses from the professional, technology, or financial categories.
This capstone course provides a simulated business environment in which students create and manage a virtual company, conducting business with other virtual firms nationally and internationally. Students are involved in every aspect of running the business, including human resources, accounting, product development, production, distribution, marketing, and sales. In the simulated business environment, students belong to a specific department depending on skills, prior knowledge, and personal interest. Leadership opportunities within the firm provide further relevant experience. The program enables participants to experience careers, acquire global economic knowledge, develop interpersonal and organizational skills, utilize technology as applied in business, and gain a clear understanding of how employees work together to meet the goals of the company while at the same time conveying the professional expectations of the workplace. A materials fee will be charged.
Grade 12.
Weighted grade. Prerequisite is AP Macroeconomics.
This college-level course deals with topics pertaining to microeconomics, including the study of the market system, pricing, resource allocation, distribution, and current domestic economic problems. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP Microeconomics exam may receive college credit and/or higher placement in college. A workbook fee will be charged.
Grade 12.
Weighted grade.
This college-level course deals with macroeconomics and includes such topics as the Fiscal and Monetary policy, GDP, inflation, unemployment, and the global economy. Studies also include consumer topics to satisfy the state requirement for Consumer Economics. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP Macroeconomics examination may receive college credit and/or higher placement in college. A workbook fee will be charged.
Grade 11-12.
Year-long. Weighted grade. Prerequisite is Accounting 1.
This is an advanced course for students interested in furthering their career exploration in accounting or any business-related occupation. Study includes corporate and cost accounting for merchandising and manufacturing businesses. Management decisions through the analysis of financial statements are an integral part of the curriculum. Automated accounting using computer simulation is integrated throughout the course. Course fee includes a workbook and simulations.
This course meets in a blended attendance pattern using a dynamic, flexible schedule. For more details about blended learning follow this link.