Algebra I or Basic Algebra I. Basic Chemistry is a laboratory science course designed for the college-bound student who needs two laboratory sciences but is not necessarily majoring in science. It is also for those students who may be interested in nursing, paramedical careers, or electronics and need a sound base in chemistry. College Prep Chemistry balances a traditional lecture approach with investigative opportunities. The content of the course follows logically from chemical change to the structure of matter. The theoretical and mathematical concepts of atomic structure provide the rationale for periodicity, chemical bonding, chemical kinetics, electro chemistry, acid base systems, solubility mechanisms, and gas laws.
Laboratory investigations introduce analytical techniques correlated to class studies.
Chemistry Honors is a laboratory science designed for the college-bound student who is considering a career in the sciences. Chemistry Honors presents a comprehensive analysis of phenomena that builds understanding of concepts in chemistry and enhances critical thinking skills. Laboratory investigations will reinforce classroom concepts and also provide an opportunity for more open-ended investigations. The Advanced Placement Chemistry course is designed to be the equivalent of a general chemistry course taken during the first year in college. May. The Advanced Placement course covers the structure of matter, states of matter, reactions, stoichiometry, equilibrium, kinetics, chemical calculations and themodynamics, as well as descriptive chemistry and related laboratory experiments.