ADVANCED PLACEMENT CHEMISTRY (1.2)
COMPUTER SCIENCE II (0.5)
Grade 11-12 | Elective
Grade 10-12 | Elective
This course was designed to be the equivalent of the general chemistry course usually taken during the first college year. This is an academic, quantitative chemistry course and involves the study of atoms and molecules and how they interact according to physical laws. Some of the subjects covered include the atom, stoichiometry, solutions, thermochemistry, periodic properties, chemical bonding, gases, intermolecular forces, kinetics, equilibrium, oxidation-reduction, electrochemistry and nuclear chemistry. Students interested in taking this class must be willing to commit the time necessary to completing labs and extensive outside work.
Using both Arduino and Raspberry Pi kits, students will embark on a semester-long experiential course covering problem solving, programming, electrical engineering, robotics, web design and cyber security, culminating in a semester project.
COMPUTER SCIENCE I (0.5) Grade 10-12 | Elective This is a semester-long course consisting of six introductory units including human-computer interaction, problem solving, web design, programming, computing and data analysis and robotics. The goal of this course is to give students a solid understanding of computers in preparation for more advanced course work.
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HEALTH (0.5) Grade 9-10 | Required The course is designed to reinforce students’ ability to make healthy decisions throughout their lives. Study begins with a review of body systems and decisions regarding tobacco, alcohol and drugs. Emphasis is placed on making healthy decisions in college and beyond. Topics include nutrition, fitness, healthy relationships, birth control and sexually transmitted infections. Health concludes with the study of first aid and emergency care.