An examination of diplomatic, economic, political, social, and environmental trends in the U.S. and the World using primary and secondary sources. Single semester course that pairs with Philosophy.

Introduces students to the foundational concepts of Ethnic Studies and communities. Students learn about their own identity while learning about the varied histories and cultures of other groups. Single semester course that pairs with African American Studies.

An examination of the basic framework of philosophy and an exploration of ideas from pre-Socratic philosophy through post-modernist philosophy. Single semester course that pairs with Contemporary Issues.

An introduction class to the study of mind and behavior. Single semester course that pairs with Sociology.

Societal behavior study of norms and values of various societies and religions. Single semester course that pairs with Psychology.

Learn the roles, responsibilities, and relationships of people and places throughout the world. Offered at CP level as an Open Elective and Honors/Gifted as a Restricted Elective.

This single-semester course focuses on an examination of the judicial system and processes, civil law, and criminal law. Single semester course that pairs with Sociology.

This single semester course studies African Americans' historical/cultural contributions from pre-Colonial US History to the present day. Single semester course that pairs with Ethnic Studies.

Through realistic use of the language, the student will learn to communicate in oral and written form and will gain cultural knowledge of the countries in which the language is spoken.

Through realistic use of the language, the student will learn to communicate in oral and written form and will gain cultural knowledge of the countries in which the language is spoken.

Through realistic use of the language, the student will learn to communicate in oral and written form and will gain cultural knowledge of the countries in which the language was spoken.

Through realistic use of the language, the student will learn to communicate in oral and written form and will gain cultural knowledge of the countries in which the language is spoken.