Course	Description	Credit Type
2-D Art & Design	Focuses on two-dimensional artistic processes like photography, graphic design, and printmaking. Students develop a portfolio showcasing their design skills and conceptual ideas.	Elective
3-D Art & Design	Centers on three-dimensional art forms such as sculpture and architectural models. Students create a portfolio demonstrating their understanding of spatial design and materials.	Elective
Biology	Explores topics such as evolution, cellular processes, genetics, and ecology through inquiry-based investigations, fostering a deep understanding of biological concepts.	4th-Year Science or Elective
Calculus AB	Introduces differential and integral calculus, including concepts of limits, derivatives, and integrals, with applications in various contexts.	4th-Year Math or Elective
Calculus BC	Extends AB topics and includes sequences, series, and parametric equations, equivalent to two semesters of college calculus.	4th-Year Math or Elective
Chemistry	Covers chemical reactions, atomic structure, thermodynamics, and kinetics. Students engage in laboratory experiments to understand chemical principles.	4th-Year Science or Elective
Computer Science A	Focuses on object-oriented programming using Java, covering topics like data structures, algorithms, and problem-solving techniques.	Foreign Language or Elective
Computer Science Principles	Provides a broad overview of computing, including programming, data analysis, the Internet, and the societal impacts of technology.	Foreign Language or Elective
Drawing	Emphasizes drawing techniques and mark-making to express ideas. Students produce a portfolio highlighting their skills in composition, line quality, and visual storytelling.	Elective
Environmental Science	Examines ecological processes, human impacts on the environment, and sustainability. Combines scientific principles with real-world environmental issues.	4th-Year Science or Elective
Music Theory	Develops students' understanding of music notation, harmony, and composition. Includes aural skills like sight-singing and dictation to analyze and create music.	Elective
English Language (English 3)	Centers on analyzing nonfiction texts and developing argumentative essays, focusing on rhetorical strategies and effective communication.	3rd-Year English
English Literature (English 4)	Involves reading and analyzing literature from various genres and periods, emphasizing literary elements and thematic interpretation.	4th-Year English
European History	Covers European history from 1450 to the present, analyzing political, cultural, and economic developments through primary and secondary sources.	Elective
Human Geography	Introduces students to the patterns and processes that shape human understanding and use of Earth's surface, including urbanization and cultural landscapes.	World Geography
Macroeconomics	Examines the principles of economics that apply to an economic system as a whole, including inflation, unemployment, and monetary policy.	Economics
Physics 1	An algebra-based course covering Newtonian mechanics, energy, and waves. Emphasizes conceptual understanding and hands-on laboratory work.	Physics or 4th-Year Science
Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism	A calculus-based course focusing on electric fields, circuits, and magnetic phenomena. Suitable for students with strong math backgrounds.	Physics or 4th-Year Science
Psychology	Explores the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, covering topics like cognition, development, and psychological disorders.	Elective
Research	Allows students to conduct a year-long research project on a topic of interest, culminating in an academic paper and presentation.	Elective
Seminar	Develops students' skills in research, analysis, and presentation through team projects and individual essays on topics of their choice.	Elective
Spanish Language (Spanish 4)	Enhances proficiency in Spanish through interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication, focusing on real-life contexts.	Foreign Language or Elective
Spanish Literature (Spanish 5)	Involves reading and analyzing Spanish-language literature from various periods and genres, emphasizing literary analysis and cultural context.	Foreign Language or Elective
U.S. Government & Politics	Provides an analytical perspective on government and politics in the United States, including the Constitution, political beliefs, and institutions.	Government
U.S. History	Surveys American history from pre-Columbian times to the present, emphasizing historical thinking skills and thematic understanding.	U.S. History
World History: Modern	Focuses on global developments from 1200 CE to the present, analyzing themes like state-building, economic systems, and cultural interactions.	World History

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