Curriculum
Relevant, Intellectually Stimulating, Engaging (R.i.s.e)™
Our programs are designed to guarantee the achievement of student success at every level. It is our core objective that all students meet the required competence in all disciplines. In order to accomplish this, we provide each student with the opportunity to pursue relevant, intellectually stimulating, and engaging coursework. This approach allows us to continuously foster an enriching learning environment, propelling our students towards limitless growth and development.
Subjects
ART
Enriching our community in the arts is essential for fostering creativity, collaboration, and cultural exchange. Our arts program is a vibrant and dynamic hub of creativity, where students are encouraged to explore their passions and talents in various artistic disciplines. From visual arts such as painting and digital design, to performing arts including choir and dance, our program offers a diverse range of opportunities for students to express themselves and develop their artistic skills.
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ENGLISH
Throughout all years, high school English courses aim to improve students’ communication skills, both written and oral. Students are encouraged to think critically, express their ideas effectively, and appreciate the rich diversity of literary traditions. The courses often incorporate discussions, group activities, and multimedia resources to enhance the learning experience, fostering a deep appreciation for literature and language.
ethnic studies
“Ethnic studies is an interdisciplinary field of study that encompasses many
subject areas including history, literature, economics, sociology, anthropology,
and political science. It emerged to both address content considered missing
from traditional curriculum and to encourage critical engagement.”
At its core, the field of ethnic studies is the interdisciplinary study of race, ethnicity, and
Indigeneity, with an emphasis on the experiences of people of color in the United States. (CDE, 2022)
*One semester
health
Health education in high school aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for making informed decisions about their health and well-being. The curriculum covers a range of topics, including physical, mental, and social aspects of health. Covering these topics empower students to adopt healthy behaviors and lifestyles that contribute to their overall wellness.
history
The purpose of history education is multi-faceted. It serves to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the past, enabling them to develop historical literacy, learn from mistakes, promote critical thinking, understand societal change, foster civic engagement, appreciate diversity, and preserve cultural heritage. History education equips students with a deep understanding of the past, empowering them to become informed, critical thinkers who are aware of the complexities of human societies and the lessons that history offers for the present and future.
Languages
Studying a world language in high school offers numerous benefits that extend beyond the classroom, making it a valuable and necessary educational pursuit for students. In essence, studying a world language in high school not only equips students with practical language skills but also nurtures cultural awareness. It prepares them for a diverse and interconnected world, offering them a competitive edge in both their academic pursuits and future careers.
Math
High school math courses are designed to provide students with a solid foundation in mathematical concepts. Math courses emphasize problem-solving skills, mathematical reasoning, and real-world applications. Students are encouraged to work collaboratively, use technology for mathematical modeling, and understand the relevance of math across several disciplines. The goal is to equip students with the mathematical knowledge and skills necessary for higher education.
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physical edu
Physical education (PE) in high school is designed to promote the overall physical fitness, well-being, and healthy lifestyle habits of students. The primary goal is to encourage regular physical activity, develop motor skills, and instill an appreciation for the importance of maintaining good physical health. This is achieved through fitness and exercise programs as well as team sports and cooperative activities.
Science
High school science education is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in scientific principles, critical thinking skills, and hands-on experimentation. It aims to cultivate scientific literacy and curiosity about the natural world. It equips students with a solid understanding of scientific principles, fosters critical thinking skills, and inspires a passion for inquiry and discovery. It prepares them not only for higher education but also for active engagement in a world increasingly shaped by scientific and technological advancements.
*capstone
All students must complete a capstone project. This capstone project serves as a culmination of their academic journey, allowing them to apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired throughout their studies
*elective
College preparatory coursework in high school is designed to equip students with the academic skills and knowledge needed for success in higher education that goes beyond the high school curriculum. The goal is to challenge students with rigorous coursework, foster critical thinking skills, and prepare them for the academic demands of college.
Examples of college preparatory coursework include AP and Honors Courses.
*internship
Internships provide students with valuable real-world experiences, bridging the gap between classroom learning and practical application. These opportunities allow students to explore potential career paths, develop essential skills, and gain insights into professional environments.
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