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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
Science Offerings: Environmental Science, Biology 1 & 2, Chemistry, Physics and A.P Courses as needed
Social Studies Offerings: US Government, US History, World History, Global Issues
Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
Seminar courses provide students with a solid foundation in writing and research, while Humanities help students learn to analyze text and think creatively.
Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
Sophomore Seminar: Comp 2: Styles of Writing
Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
Science Offerings: Environmental Science, Biology 1 & 2, Chemistry, Physics and A.P Courses as needed
Social Studies Offerings: US Government, US History, World History, Global Issues
Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
Sophomore Seminar: Comp 2: Styles of Writing
Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
Science Offerings: Environmental Science, Biology 1 & 2, Chemistry, Physics and A.P Courses as needed
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Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
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Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
Science Offerings: Environmental Science, Biology 1 & 2, Chemistry, Physics and A.P Courses as needed
Social Studies Offerings: US Government, US History, World History, Global Issues
Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
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Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
Science Offerings: Environmental Science, Biology 1 & 2, Chemistry, Physics and A.P Courses as needed
Social Studies Offerings: US Government, US History, World History, Global Issues
Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
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Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
Independent Studies are often approved to meet a student’s needs for coursework that is not offered within the standard schedule. Independent Studies can be in Academics, Humanities, Project or Physical Education Courses. Independent Study Courses have ranged from Piano Composition and Film Production to AP Psychology and Outdoor Survival Skills.
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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
Science Offerings: Environmental Science, Biology 1 & 2, Chemistry, Physics and A.P Courses as needed
Social Studies Offerings: US Government, US History, World History, Global Issues
Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
Sophomore Seminar: Comp 2: Styles of Writing
Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
Independent Studies are often approved to meet a student’s needs for coursework that is not offered within the standard schedule. Independent Studies can be in Academics, Humanities, Project or Physical Education Courses. Independent Study Courses have ranged from Piano Composition and Film Production to AP Psychology and Outdoor Survival Skills.
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Mathematic Offerings: Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus – A.P. Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Statistics and Micro and Macro Economics, are all offered as independent studies
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Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
Sophomore Seminar: Comp 2: Styles of Writing
Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
Independent Studies are often approved to meet a student’s needs for coursework that is not offered within the standard schedule. Independent Studies can be in Academics, Humanities, Project or Physical Education Courses. Independent Study Courses have ranged from Piano Composition and Film Production to AP Psychology and Outdoor Survival Skills.
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Social Studies Offerings: US Government, US History, World History, Global Issues
Language Offerings: Spanish 1 – 5 (Spanish 6 as needed) , ELL (English Language Learning) 1-4
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Seminar Offerings: Freshman Seminar: Study Skills and Basic English Composition
Sophomore Seminar: Comp 2: Styles of Writing
Junior Seminar: Comp 3: Research Paper, Part 1
Senior Seminar: Comp 4: Research Paper, Part 2 (Senior Thesis)
Humanities Offerings: Quakerism 1 & 2, Comparative Religions (required for graduation), Food for Thought (required for Freshman), Spoken Word, Women's Literature, Colonial Literature, British Literature, Native American Literature, Latin American Literature, Biography, Poetry, Playwriting, Creative Writing, Short Stories, Harlem to Hip-Hop, Justice and Punishment, Messianic Motif in Film, The Hero's Journey
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