Mrs. S. Huckabee
Aquatic Science Course Overview-
Aquatic Science is a year long, upper level science course. Students should have completed Biology and Chemistry/IPC prior to taking this course. This course studies a variety of topics including: abiotic and biotic components of fresh and saltwater ecosystems throughout Texas, water properties, history and current advances in navigation and exploration of the water biomes.
AP Environmental Science Course Overview-
AP Environmental Science is a rigorous, interdisciplinary course focusing on the application of scientific concepts and principles to the understanding and methodologies regarding the solution of environmental problems and issues. An equivalent to a college-level class, this course includes lecture, laboratory and field components through which students will learn about environmental issues while developing and applying critical thinking, problem solving and communication skills. This class's goal is to prepare you to have a better understanding of the world around you and to of course hopefully pass the AP Exam in May to receive college credit in the course.
For a full description of the course AP Environmental Science visit:
College Board AP Environmental Science Course Overview
Aquatic Science has lots of hands on opportunities to explore our local ecosystems. Whether its exploring our wetlands or taking field trips to the beaches and hatchery, students get lots of opportunities to explore our amazing resources here in the coastal bend!
About me
Hello my name is Stephanie Huckabee and I am a science teacher at Flour Bluff High School. Welcome to my webpage! I am a Texas A&M college graduate with my Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. I have taught General Biology, Advanced Biology, AP Environmental Science and Aquatic Science since starting here at Flour Bluff in 2009. I feel very fortunate to be teaching here at Flour Bluff High School and look forward to many more years teaching here with these amazing students.
Interested in the Science field and want to do more for our community? Join Science National Honor Society! We are a group dedicated to exploring more of the world around us and bringing in new science exploration possibilities to our campus. Whether its bringing in Guest Speakers, community service, or creating gardens for science to be observed in this group makes an impact not only in our school but the world around us!
Resources
Below are some links to common resources used in Aquatic Science and more information on some of the clubs I help to sponsor. Feel free to explore or email me for more information.
