AP PHYSICS* | S C 1130 | G R A D E S 11 - 12 | F U L L Y E A R Prerequisites: C or higher in Chemistry; concurrent enrollment in Algebra II, or instructor approval. This AP course is comparable to a college-level physics course that focuses on mechanics. It is taught with an emphasis on algebraic applications of Newton’s equations and their connection to the world we live in. This course prepares students for the AP Physics I Exam in the spring for the opportunity to earn college credits. BIOTECHNOLOGY* (CTE) | S C 1130 | G R A D E S 11 - 12 | F U L L Y E A R Prerequisites: B or higher in Algebra I; Biology, Chemistry or Integrated Science, or instructor approval. This is a year-long laboratory-oriented and algebra-based course bridges biology, chemistry, and technology in an occupational setting and fits the “school to work” criteria. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY* | S C 1215 | G R A D E S 11 - 12 | F U L L Y E A R Prerequisites: C or higher in Biology or instructor approval. This year-long laboratory-oriented and algebra-based course explores in detail, the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Students explore all systems of the human body, including the nervous, skeletal, muscular, integumentary, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, excretory, reproductive, endocrine, and immune systems. AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE | S C 1003 | G R A D E S 11 - 12 | F U L L Y E A R Prerequisites: C or higher in Algebra I; two years of Biology, Chemistry or Integrated Science, or instructor approval. This course engages students with scientific principles, concepts, and methodologies required to understand the interrelationships within the natural world. The course requires that students identify and analyze natural and human-made environmental problems, evaluate the relative risks associated with these problems, and examine alternative solutions for resolving or preventing them. This course does NOT fulfill Washington State science requirements, however, it engages students who have interest in studying environmental science. Class is dependent on enrollment and instructor availability. SCIENCE AIDE (CTE) | M I 1101 | G R A D E S 11 - 12 | S E M E S T E R + F U L L Y E A R Prerequisites: Must have either completed Chemistry or be currently enrolled; application required. Students assist instructors in setting up labs, and working on general daily duties. This is a general elective and does not count towards science credits for graduation.
SOCIAL STUDI SOCIAL STUDIES
In three years of study, students will be able to analyze the core relationships between events of the past and our current world. They will also learn to appreciate the value of active citizenship while being exposed, to and reflecting upon, their knowledge and awareness of domestic and foreign affairs in an interdependent world. WORLD HISTORY* | S S 0901 | G R A D E 9 | F U L L Y E A R Prerequisites: None This course is designed to provide an overview of major geo-political events and movements from world history that have shaped the current face of the United States. Lessons and activities are designed such that students can study, and appreciate, key sequential cause and effect relationships that have impacted human progression.
College Credit Available New Course for 2021-2022
(CTE) Career & Technical Education (FA) Fine Arts Credit
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