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L iberalArtsM athematicsCourse Code 1208300Honors Code!Science1 creditReinforce your existing algebra and geometry skills and exploreconcepts needed to advance your mathematics studies. Prerequisites:Algebra I required & Geometry recommended.Please note: This course does not meet the academic core requirement for math for entry into University.Grades 9 to 12B iologyI1 creditAPP AVAILABLECourse Code 2000310Honors Code 2000320Explore the structure, function, diversity, and evolution of living matterby taking an in-depth look at the fundamental characteristics of livingorganisms. You will have the opportunity to perform hands-on labactivities and develop relationships through collaborative learning.ChemistryICourse Code 2003340Honors Code 20033501 creditThis course provides a foundation of chemistry concepts and includesscientific inquiry, Web 2.0 tools, interactive experiences, higher-orderthinking, collaborative projects, real-world application, and a variety ofassessments. Prerequisite: Algebra I recommended.Earth SpaceScienceCourse Code 2001310Honors Code 20013201 creditThis laboratory course focuses on the study of space and the geologicand atmospheric forces that shape our world. Through experimentationand investigation, you will explore Earth s cycles, including thegeosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, atmosphere, and carbon cycle.M arineScienceCourse Code 2002500Honors Code 20025101 creditDelve deeply into Earth s bodies of water and study geologic structuresand how they impact the oceans. Investigate characteristics of variouspopulations of aquatic life, patterns of distribution, and ongoingchanges occurring in our ecosystem. Prerequisite: Biology I.5
Grades 9 to 12PhysicalScienceCourse Code 2003310Honors Code 2003320PhysicsICourse Code 2003380Honors Code 2003390SocialStudiesEconomicsCourse Code 2102310Honors Code 2102320World H istoryCourse Code 2109310Honors Code 21093201 creditYou will build a foundation for studying physical sciences, including basicphysics and chemistry, during this interactive course. Topics includeforces and motion, energy through waves, electricity and magnetism,the matter around us, chemical bonding, and reactions.1 creditDiscover the contributions of geniuses like Galileo, Newton, and Einsteinby learning about the concepts, theories, and laws that govern theinteraction of matter, energy, and forces. Prerequisites: Algebra I & IIrecommended.0.5 creditBecome a more informed consumer, producer, investor, and taxpayerand learn how your choices directly affect your future. Prerequisites: 11thor 12th grade status and successful completion of English I & Algebra IIrecommended.1 creditJoin Ali and Soo-jin, our modern time travelers, as they journey throughhistory. You will discover the connections between world events and eras,from the Roman Empire through the Industrial Revolution. As you finishthe course, you will explore development in our modern world and theimplications that historical events have on us today.6
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