* Designates Honors Option, in which student completes advanced coursework Mathematics   Pre-Algebra Algebra I (over 1 or 2 years) Geometry Algebra II or Algebra II-Trigonometry Pre-Calculus Calculus Math of Money SAT Math Preparation   English   Experiencing Literature * British Literature * American Literature * World Literature * Advanced Analysis - Theater and Film Literature Support Courses Spellogrpahy Composition with Computers Etymology/Morphology

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Languages		Spanish I - IV Latin I - IV Independent study in German, French
Social Studies		Modern World History * World Geography United States History * American Government * Introduction to Psychology * Independent study in Topics such as Catullus, Alternate Histories, Archeology, Ancient Math, and and Inquiry-Based Research and Study Skills
Laboratory Sciences		Earth Science * Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Environmental ScienceBR> Advanced Biology I and II Astronomy Independent study in Topics such as Oceanography, Astronomy
Technology		Digital Design is a two-year track during which students develop the marketing, layout and design skills used in advertising through digitally creating brochures, newsletters, and additional publications. Students also learn concepts used in product development through the design of bottles, boxes, and other promotional items. Video Game Design is a four-year technology track during which students learn programming, 3D animation, conceptual drawing, broadcast graphics, and audio/video techniques culminating in a fourth-year multimedia project where students work together in teams to complete the design of an original video game.
Fine Arts		Studio Art Rapid Visualization Creative Writing Yearbook Drama Photography Independent study in Topics such as Film Criticism, Art History, and Music Appreciation
School-to-Work Experience		Project-based learning in the workplace: A three-week collaborative project involving students and adults in the business community who serve as mentors Examples of placements: Architecture firms, animal shelters, schools, forensic labs, web-site design firms, computer hardware companies.