This is a survey course for three-dimensional media. A variety of construction techniques and materials will be employed to explore form. Historical and contemporary three-dimensional art will be discussed to inspire student work. Materials used may include wood, metal, plaster, plastics, paper products, fibers, and clay.

Focuses on developing foundational and observable principles in science. Key themes include body systems, variation of traits, thermal energy, weather patterns, and the impact of climate change. Involves investigations, evaluating evidence, and class discussions.

Students continue to develop science and engineering skills. Key themes include phase change, chemical reactions, plate motion, rock transformation, matter and energy in ecosystems, and ecosystem dynamics.

Focuses on exploring relevant science phenomena and using scientific explanations and arguments. Key themes include energy transfer, forces, magnetic fields, earth-moon-sun systems, natural selection, and evolutionary history.

Performance-based course requiring participation in day and evening performances. Acquisition of compound meters, advanced articulation patterns, and form. Development in tone, rhythm, balance, blend, and music history.

Extends topics beyond AP Calculus BC. Emphasizes infinite sequences and series, power series, calculus of vector-valued functions, and functions of several variables including partial derivatives.

Foundational course focusing on functions, equations, inequalities, statistics, and mathematical modeling. Includes one-variable and two-variable statistics and linear, exponential, and quadratic functions.

Second-year algebra focusing on functions, polynomials, trigonometry, and statistical analysis. Covers quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, complex numbers, and rational exponents.

Advanced art students work on a portfolio including painting, printmaking, digital imaging, illustration, graphic design, collage, typography, and photography.

Advanced course focused on traditional sculpture, architectural models, apparel, ceramics, fiber arts, metal work, and other 3D media.

College-level course exploring evolution, energy use, information processing, and system interactions. Develops skills in ethical decision-making and critical thinking.

Follows AP syllabus covering properties of functions, limits, differential calculus, and integral calculus. Graphing calculator use is integral.