The first course in a four-year sequence providing comprehensive instruction in reading, writing, speaking, and listening to prepare students for college-level research and analysis.

The second course in a four-year sequence providing comprehensive instruction in reading, writing, speaking, and listening to prepare students for college-level research and analysis.

The third course in a four-year sequence providing comprehensive instruction in reading, writing, speaking, and listening to prepare students for college-level research and analysis.

Blends composition and literature into a cohesive whole; students write critical and comparative analyses of literature and develop language arts skills through essays and research papers.

Focuses on visual storytelling through film media using cultural and artistic lenses, studying camera techniques, directors' choices, and multimedia projects.

Focuses on the experiences of African Americans over the last 10,000 years, evaluating artifacts for evidence of liberty and equality and creating audio-visual projects.

Focuses on political, social, economic, scientific, and cultural developments from the 14th century to contemporary times, examining ancient societies and world religions.

Explores U.S. history thematically using case studies and primary source materials to investigate major events and debates that shaped the country.

Investigates the founding of the U.S. government, its functions, democracy today, rights and liberties of citizens, and strategies for social change.

Explores the expansion of civil liberties over the nation's history and the codification of those liberties into an evolving Constitution.

Examines the interconnected world, focusing on economic foundations, cultural diversity, inequality, poverty, gender, ethnicity, and human rights.

First year of an integrated biology and chemistry course with a hands-on approach to DNA, body systems, and chemical reactions, ending with a science fair project.