Examines history, geography, economics, culture, and ethics from the late 1700s to the present. Emphasizes national identity, constitutional heritage, and citizenship.

Rigorous course emphasizing cross-cultural and cross-period global processes and relationships. Prepares students for the AP exam.

Examines major turning points in 20th-century American history, including the Progressive Era, World Wars, and the Great Depression.

Analyzes U.S. history through the lens of healthcare applications and public health context.

Advanced instruction exploring ideals, traditions, and institutions of the U.S. through primary and secondary sources.

Focuses on the U.S. Constitution, governmental processes, and branches of government to prepare students for citizenship.

Deepens understanding of economic problems, microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international economics.

In-depth study of the American political system and its development. Prepares students for AP exam.

Scientific study of behavior and mental processes across major subfields of psychology.

College-preparatory English course focusing on literacy skills and ethnic studies themes. Meets state ethnic studies requirement.

Focuses on skills for critical, independent reading and writing of complex expository and narrative texts.

Integrates reading, writing, and language study with greater depth, complexity, and accelerated pace.