History & Social Sciences

World History & Geography - Grade Level(s): 10

Recommended Preparation: none

This course reviews the historical, political, social, and cultural developments of the world from the late 18th century to the present. Major themes covered include the French Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, the Rise of Imperialism, World War I, World War II, and Nationalism in the contemporary world. It includes analyzing primary sources and completing several projects that emphasize original research, analytical and historical thinking.

United States History & Geography - Grade Level(s): 11

Recommended Preparation: none

This course offers 11th grade students an exciting look at the American experience, and details the struggles from inception through modern time.  By the end of this course, students will have a firm grasp of key topics and be prepared for 12th grade Government.

Civics - Grade Level(s): 12

Recommended Preparation: none

The one-semester Civics course is an in-depth look at our federal government. Lectures, projects and outside reading assignments will be incorporated into the course of study. Modern political history will be discussed. Note: Civics receives one semester of social studies credit and Economics receives one semester of elective credit.

Economics - Grade Level(s): 12

Recommended Preparation: none

The one-semester Economics course introduces students to the basic principles of economics and the fundamental operations of the American economic system of free enterprise. This course introduces economics as a discipline and helps students prepare to play an intelligent, informed participatory role in our economic system. Note: Civics receives one semester of social studies credit and Economics receives one semester of elective credit.