Defines what students should understand and be able to do by the end of 9th grade, focusing on universal themes, archetypes, and rhetoric using classic literature, essays, and speeches.

Focuses on knowledge acquisition through reading, universal themes, archetypes, and the craft of using language in writing and speaking.

Systematic building of knowledge across domains to develop higher literacy and facility with rhetoric using classic literature, essays, and speeches.

Building facility with rhetoric and the craft of using language in writing and speaking using classic literature, essays, and speeches.

Multi-disciplinary course that encourages cross-curricular links, maturity of thought, and English language usage to express arguments and opinions.

Provides understanding of semantic, structural, and rhetorical resources of the English language and their relation to effective writing.

Opportunity to study English language and its use in contemporary communication; promotes skills of communication, reading, research, and analysis.

Introductory college-level literary analysis course where students analyze texts exploring character, setting, structure, perspective, and figurative language.

Develops algebraic concepts and processes including set operations, functions, solving linear equations, and literal equations.

Rigorous course focusing on geometric relationships, deductive strategies, measurement of figures, coordinate geometry, and trigonometry.

Emphasizes linear and exponential functions, geometric concepts, probability theory, data interpretation, logic, and set theory.

Rigorous course covering complex numbers, sequences and series, conic sections, and transformations of various function types.