Agoura High School is generally ranked within the top 350–460 high schools in California. It is ranked #362 in California and is considered an above-average school. 

At Agoura High School we value students' experiences, and their ability to succeed in whatever their future may be. This means providing the opportunities for students' success, and to do that, we offer various types of extracurriculars. We have over 15 sports, over 70 clubs, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, classes like robotics, Student Council, Link Crew, Sports Medicine, and so much more. 

You can drop your class in the first 8 weeks of the first semester! Make sure to visit the counselors in the A building or our Counseling Website (found on Helpful Links page) for more information. 

AHS offers 20 AP classes. 

• English IV and English III

• Chemistry

• Physics I and II

• Environmental Science

• Pre-Calculus

• Calculus AB

• Calculus BC

• Statistics

• American Government / Economics (12th Grade)

• Human Geography (Social Science-9th Grade ; Elective- Other grades)

• European History (10th Grade)

• American History (11th Grade)

• Spanish V

• Art History

• Studio Art 3D

• Studio Art 2D

• Computer Science Principles

• Computer Science JAVA Script

• Cyber Security

• Psychology

AHS offers 15+ IB classes. Make sure to check the IB Handbook' for more information through the 'Helpful Links' page!

Academic:

• English: IB English Literature HL & SL

• Mathematics:  IB Applications and Interpretation (AI) SL (Statistics) / IB Analysis and Approaches (AI) SL (Pre-Calc)

• Science: IB Enviornmental Systems and Societies SL / IB Physics (Coming Soon) / IB Sports Medicine SL

• History: IB History of the Americas HL

Electives:

• Music: Orchestra, band, choir - Hl

• Spanish: Levels 3-6, SL & HL

• Chinese: Levels 4 & AP, SL

• Film: HL and SL

AHS offers many weighted classes. All AP and IB classes are weighted. Only 14 Honors classes are weighted. The other Honors classes offered at Agoura are unweighted. 

Weighted Honors classes include:

• Chemistry 

• Physiology

• Spanish III

• Spanish IV 

• Spanish VI

• Chinese IV

• Wind Ensemble II

• Film & Video Production

• Live Event Broadcasting

• Culinary Arts

• Automotive Technology

• Careers in Education

• Kinesiology and Sports Medicine

• Social Justice

Agoura also offers weighted Dual Enrollment College Electives:

• American Sign Language 1

• American Sign Language 2

• Admin of Justice

• Marketing

• CTE ED

• Journalism

• Anthropology

• Communication

• Emergency Medical Rescue (Only Spring Semester)

• Baseball

• Basketball (Boys / Girls)

• Beach Volleyball

• Cheer/Stunt

• Cross Country (Boys / Girls)

• E-sports (Boys & Girls)

• Flag Football

• Football

• Golf (Boys / Girls)

• Lacrosse (Boys / Girls)

• Soccer (Boys / Girls)

• Softball

• Swim (Boys / Girls)

• Tennis (Boys / Girls)

• Track and Field (Boys / Girls)

• Volleyball (Boys / Girls)

• Wrestling (Boys / Girls)

• English: 4 years

• Math: 3 years at Agoura

• History: 3 years (10-12 grade)

• Social Science: 1 year (9 grade)

• Science: 2 years (1 Life Science, 1 Physical Science)

• Visual/Performing Art, World Language, or CTE: 2 years

• P.E.: 2 years (Sports count for P.E. years)

• Elective: Students need 60 credits (6 classes)

Weighted classes are graded on a 5.0 scales instead of the regular 4.0. This means that in a weighted class, A's are worth 5 points, B's are worth 4 points, C's are worth 3 points, and so on. While in an unweighted class, A's are worth 4 points, B's are worth 3 points, and so on. 

When GPA's are calculated, it takes the average of all the points earned from the student's classes. This means that the more A's the student has in weighted classes, the higher their GPA can go above a 4.0. 

However, once their GPA gets over a 4.0, even A's in unweighted classes can bring their GPA down because now it affects the average of the grades negatively.

This means that even if the student pushes themself to take harder weighted classes, but then doesn't do as well as they would have in the unweighted version of that class, it will significantly lower their GPA.