Learn and understand biological functions and applications to everyday situations. Required for graduation.

Accelerated course for students pursuing advanced research; covers molecular, cellular, systemic, and environmental levels. Required for graduation.

Equivalent to introductory college biology. Covers chemical and biological science of biology. Students expected to take AP Exam.

Explores explanations of phenomena at the Earth's surface and interior through history; hands-on learning.

Integrated and global approach to science and technology; focuses on care for the environment.

Includes qualitative and quantitative laboratory work and mathematical analysis.

Accelerated introduction to chemistry with a significant amount of mathematics.

Equivalent to college introductory chemistry; emphasizes critical thinking and changing science. Students expected to take AP Exam.

Study of energy, matter, electricity, and magnetism. Required for graduation/physical science credit.

Equivalent to first-semester college course; covers Newtonian mechanics, work, energy, power, and harmonic motion. Students expected to take AP Exam.

Algebra-based physics course equivalent to college level. Students expected to take AP Exam.

Calculus-based course including detailed study of classical Newtonian mechanics. Students expected to take AP Exam.