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Principles of Economics
CourseThis high school course introduces core economic principles including supply and demand, market systems, labor history, government policy, and compound interest. Students analyze how economic systems function and influence decision-making in society.
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Honors Calculus
CourseHonors Calculus is a course in single-variable calculus, comparable to a 1st semester college calculus course for math, science, or engineering. We solve problems and cover theoretical concepts and application of single-variable calculus.
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American History II
CourseThis high school class examines US history from early colonization through industrialization, reform, expansion and Reconstruction. Students explore political, economic, and social developments while building analytical and historical thinking skills
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World History II
CourseThis high school class explores major global transformations from the Enlightenment through modern era. Students study revolutions, industrialization, imperialism, communism, world conflicts, to learn how modern societies and global systems emerged.
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Contemporary World and U.S. History
CourseThis high school course examines major world and US events from the 1960s to today. Students explore political, social and economic change while strengthening historical understanding, analytical thinking and research skills for college-level success
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Geometry and Trigonometry II
CourseThis high school class expands geometric and trigonometric reasoning through problem solving involving area, volume, constructions, circles, similarity and trigonometric relationships. Emphasis is placed on logical thinking and mathematical precision
