Graduation Requirements:  30 credits

Required Course: Economics, American Government, U.S. History, and World History, Culture & Geography

 

 

In this senior year course, students will apply knowledge gained in their previous history courses in order to study the United States government institutions. Students will study the rights and responsibilities of being a United States citizen.

 

 

This is a rigorous and academically challenging college-level course with extensive writing and research. Curriculum prepares students for the AP exam.

 

 

 

 Economics:

This senior year course covers fundamental economic concepts, financial institutions, graphing, statistics, and economic decision making. Lessons and assignments will also cover the interplay between economic concepts and American Culture.

 

 

This is a rigorous and academically challenging college-level course with extensive writing and research. Curriculum covers fundamental economic concepts such as fundamental economic concepts such as financial markets/institutions, graphing, statistics and economic decision making. Students prepare for and take the AP exam in May of the school year.

 

 

 

In this course, students will study the many different aspects of the legal systems including jurisdiction, criminal law, civil law and the effect of judicial decisions on our daily lives. 

 

 

Curriculum covers the major events and changes in American society during the 20th and early 21th centuries

 

 

This is rigorous college level course that is designed to prepare students for the AP exam

 

 

 

 World History, Culture & Geography:

Course curriculum examines major turning points in the shaping of the modern world. Students will also study global conflict and cooperation, interdependence, and the important historical events of the 20th and early 21st centuries.

 

 

In this accelerated, more in-depth course, curriculum examines major turning points in the shaping of the modern world. Students will also study global conflict and cooperation, interdependence, and the important historical events of the 20th and 20st centuries.