Students learn about the political, economic, social, religious and cultural factors that have influenced African American life and explore how the story influences current events.

Focuses on linear and exponential relationships, quadratic functions, and linear models to interpret data. Fulfills college requirement for Algebra I.

Investigates the real and complex number systems, solving variety of equations/inequalities, and graphing functions from linear to trigonometric. Fulfills college requirements for Algebra II.

Covers foundations of government, structures, law making processes, media literacy, civil liberties, and public policy. Meets graduation requirement for American and Arizona Government.

Explores peoples, events, and movements in U.S. history from the Revolution to contemporary times, including Arizona's contribution. Meets graduation requirement.

Introduction to vocabulary and simple sentences to start communicating; explores Deaf culture and grammatical structures. Requires digital camera or camera phone.

Introduction to vocabulary and simple sentences; exploration of Deaf culture. Requires digital camera or camera phone.

College level course following College Board syllabus including limits, continuity, derivatives, and integral calculus.

College level course covering Calculus AB topics plus slope fields, Euler's method, logistic growth, and vector calculus.

College level course using Java programming language to solve problems and accomplish tasks.

College level class focusing on reading non-fiction texts and writing persuasive/argumentative essays.

College level class involving intense analysis of plays, novels, short stories, essays, and poetry.