First required course in secondary English language arts sequence. Focuses on interpretation, evaluation, construction, and design of texts across genres and modes.

Second required course in secondary English language arts sequence. Focuses on interpretation, evaluation, construction, and design of texts across genres and modes.

Foundational course engaging in cross-curricular conversations to explore complexities of academic and real-world topics through inquiry and analysis of divergent perspectives.

Focuses on study of American literature and informational texts, writing modes, and genres. Includes research, timed writing, and the writing process.

Focuses on content, purpose, and audience. Enables students to become skilled readers of prose across periods and rhetorical contexts.

Integrated study of British texts across at least three literary periods, considering history's impact and analyzing text structures and themes.

Focuses on texts by and about people of wide-ranging ethnic backgrounds, exploring themes of linguistic and cultural differences.

Intensive study of representative works from various literary genres and periods, focusing on complexity and thorough analysis.

Second course in AP Capstone experience. Students design, plan, and implement a yearlong investigation to address a research question.

Opportunity to experience the process involved in creating a large publication, including layout design, copyrighting, and production/sale of the yearbook.

First required math course. Includes linear functions, systems of inequalities, quadratic and exponential expressions, and univariate/bivariate data.

Second required math course. Includes polynomial expressions, geometric constructions, congruence, similarity, trigonometry, and circles.