Students will be able to earn three credits, one in each subject area, to be added to their total number of credits required to graduate from middle school. Students may sign up for only ONE section in social studies, math, science, or English. Classes may be combined, depending upon the number of students enrolled. Students will analyze the political and economic systems of the United States and other modern nations. In addition, students will do higher level thinking skills to compare and contrast the systems of the world, both in modern times and from a historical perspective.
Students take an in-depth look at the major political, economic, and social movements in America.
Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, based upon student need. Students who have successfully completed the first semester of one of these courses but need to do remedial work on the second semester material may enroll as well. Science classes will be structured according to required credit needs of students. English The focus of this course will be on reading, writing, and presentation skills. Resource A resource teacher will work with both middle and high school students who are in need of support and need to earn a credit in a particular curriculum.