Develops scientific knowledge and understanding of global environmental issues, policies, and strategies for managing the environment. Covers sustainable use and management of resources and investigative work.

Exploration of the marine environment using scholastic materials and hands-on laboratory experiments. Focuses on the scientific method to analyze data and solve ocean-related problems.

Encourages thinking like a psychologist by exploring key concepts, debates, and research methods. Topics include nature versus nurture and ethics.

Development of critical and informed responses to texts and production of writing for specific audiences, including blogs, articles, and biographies.

Covers international relations of European countries, USA, and Japan through WWI, the rise of fascism, WWII, and the creation of the UN. Meets World History requirement.

Development of understanding regarding media in everyday life. Students create media products and analyze production processes and technologies.

Explores processes shaping current trends and the complexity of human societies. Focuses on social, cultural, and political issues.

Improving reading, writing, and critical thinking skills regarding contemporary issues. Satisfies English III credit.

Develops transferable skills in critical thinking, reasoning, and problem solving to analyze complex real-world issues.

Study of large, complex, global issues from multiple perspectives. Prepares students for college and career success.

Focuses on semantic, structural, and rhetorical resources of the English language for effective writing. Satisfies English III.

Study and practice of writing and literature following College Board guidelines. Satisfies English IV.