Composition and Literature Course goals include the study of various modes of literature and writing such as fiction and nonfiction, narratives, poetry, drama, and essays per the reading and writing benchmarks. Organizing, editing, and revising writing skills will be stressed. General Science Course goals include increasing understanding of the academic benchmarks in the life sciences, earth sciences, and physical sciences, through hands-on activities as well as text study. Washington State History Course goals include increasing understanding of the history and geography of our state in relation to today's conditions, with realistic projections for the future and emphasize the structure of government, from territorial days to the present. General Health Course goals include developing skills in decision-making, goalsetting, and critical thinking along with understanding of health and related issues.
Students work independently under teacher supervision and receive tutoring as needed.
Computer-supported learning will also be part of the coursework. Students must be willing to complete several hours of homework daily. Ask your counselor if this is the class for you. As described above. To register, you must meet with your school counselor.