Academics

A well-grounded education can take you anywhere.

NMH’s intensive, immersive curriculum will help you go further. Do more. It starts in small classes with dedicated teachers, and expands from there. You’ll push your intellectual boundaries, create work you didn’t think you could. Traditional borders will break down: between math and science, between social justice and sustainability, between the campus community and the world beyond. An NMH education will not only prepare you for college, it will also broaden your view of the world, and what you’ll be able to accomplish in it. The Creative Impulse: Religion and the Performing Arts The Evolution of Hip-Hop and its Role in Documenting Social Commentary The History of Jazz World Music

Theater Acting I Acting II Acting in Production Directing Playwriting Theatrical Design and Technology I Theatrical Design and Technology II Theater Production I Theater Production II

Visual Arts Advanced Drawing and Painting Advanced 2-D Portfolio Advanced 3-D Portfolio AP 3-D Design Arts Foundation in the Visual Arts Ceramics I Ceramics II Darkroom Photography I Darkroom Photography II Digital Photography I Digital Photography II Drawing and Composition I Drawing and Composition II Graphic Design Intensive Studio Painting I Painting II Sculptural Forms I Sculptural Forms II

THE ARTS

Dance Contemporary Dance Forms Honors Ballet: Advanced Technique and Theory Intermediate Ballet Technique and

Theory

Music Advanced Applied Music I Advanced Applied Music II AP Music Theory and Harmony Arts Foundation in the Performing Arts —The Power of Art Electronic Music Studio Honors Chamber Ensemble: NMH Singers Honors Chamber Ensemble: Select Women’s Ensemble Honors Chamber Orchestra Honors Jazz Combo

Stop Motion Animation Two-Dimensional Design Video as Visual Art I Video as Visual Art II

HUMANITIES

English Humanities I: Ninth-Grade English Sophomore English: World Literature Advanced Studies in Rhetoric:

A Digital Portfolio Class American Literature Ancient Epic * AP English Language AP English Literature and Composition Big Books: Authors You Should Meet * Creative Nonfiction * Creative Writing * Creative Writing (non Senior English) Crime Fiction * Fathers and Sons* Film Global Women’s Literature: Mothers,

Sisters, Daughters Speak * Journalism Literature and the Environment * Outlaws, Outcasts, and Castaways PG English I and II Shakespeare * Shared Voices: Multicultural U.S.

History and American Literature The Bible as Literature Themes in Literature: The Future * * denotes a senior English class

ESL (English as a Second Language) ESL: Advanced Reading/Writing ESL: English for Special Purposes

History HUM II: World History

In alternate years, we visit one or more of these countries: Brazil, Spain/Morocco, and South Africa. Advanced Topics in Modern

European History AP Modern European History AP U.S. History Survey Foreign Policy Global Ethics and Climate Change Government and Civil Liberties In Their Footsteps: Rethinking

Women’s History Marching Towards Freedom: History of the Civil Rights Movement Modern Latin American History:

Democracy, Dependency, Development, Diversity Shared Voices: Multicultural U.S.

History and American Literature The Ancient Mediterranean World The Islamic Middle East Topics in World History U.S. History Survey War

Social Science Economics Advanced Topics in Economics AP Economics Psychology AP Psychology

Religious Studies HUM I: Religious Studies and Philosophy HUM II: World Religions

In alternate years, we visit one or more of these countries: Brazil, Spain/Morocco, and South Africa. Bioethics Ethics Global Ethics and Climate Change Philosophy The Bible: Origins and Interpretations The Creative Impulse: Religion and the Performing Arts The Islamic Middle East Theology of the Oppressed: Voices

From the Margin World Religions and Contemporary

Issues

MATH

Algebra I Geometry with Topics in Algebra I Geometry Honors Geometry Algebra II with Topics in Algebra I Algebra II Honors Algebra II Algebra Survey Topics in Trigonometry Statistics AP Statistics Precalculus Honors Precalculus Calculus Adavanced Placement AB Calculus Adavanced Placement BC Calculus Multivariable Calculus Linear Algebra Number Theory Introduction to Graph Theory with Python

Computer Science Programming in Java Advanced Topics in Computer

Science AP Computer Science Discrete Math with Python Web Development I Web Development II

SCIENCE

Environmental Science Environmental Studies Environmental Studies: An International Perspective AP Environmental Science Geology The Science of Farming

Biology Biology Honors Biology Biotechnology AP Biology Bioethics Human Physiology

Chemistry Chemistry Honors Chemistry Linked Advanced Placement Chemistry Forensic Science AP Chemistry

Physics Physics STEM Physics AP Physics 1 AP Physics 2 AP Physics C Introduction to Robotics Engineering Astronomy

WORLD LANGUAGES

Chinese Chinese I Chinese II Honors Chinese II Chinese III Honors Chinese III Chinese IV Honors Chinese IV Chinese V Chinese V: AP Chinese Language Chinese VI: Intro to Chinese Literature Chinese Conversation Immersion

Program

French French I French II Honors French II French III Honors French III French IV: Contemporary Issues in the French Speaking World French IV: Service-Learning Project Honors French IV: Contemporary

Issues in the French Speaking World French V: AP French Language French VI: Contemporary French and

Francophone Culture Through

Literature and Film

Latin Latin I Latin II Latin III Advanced Latin Literature: Politics, Power, and Populace Advanced Latin Literature: Republic to Empire

Spanish Spanish I Advanced Spanish I Spanish II Honors Spanish II Spanish III Honors Spanish III Spanish IV Spanish IV: Service Learning Project Honors Spanish IV Spanish V: Modern Hispanic Culture Advanced Studies in Spanish: Equity and Inclusion across Hispanic Cultures Spanish VI: Introduction to Latin

American and Peninsular Literature