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Required Courses

Required Courses

2015-2016


Students are required to take three (3) years of Social Studies in order to graduate. 

A fourth year is strongly recommended. 

For more information, please see individual Teacher Pages.


Course Name                                                                Teacher(s) 

9th Grade: US History 1865-1945

Foundations American Civilizations:                 Hoyt

American Civilizations:                                          Boekamp, Holloran, Jacoby, Pacitti, McGovern

Honors American Civilizations:                            Hentz, Holloran, Knoblauch, Pacitti, Van Eysden

Honors American Studies 1 (Gifted):                      Perry

Students may opt to take an additional Senior elective

 

10 Grade: US History 1945-Present

Foundations American Civilizations:                    

American Civilizations:                                               Fash, Keiper, Knoblauch, McGovern, Rapp

Honors American Civilizations:                                Bienkowski, Fash, Rapp

Honors American Studies 2 (Gifted):                          Pacitti 

*Advanced Placement (AP) US History:                  Holloran

Students may opt to take an additional Senior elective
 

11th Grade: European and World Cultures

World History:                                                                Finkboner, Jacoby, Schneider

Honors World History:                                                 Finkboner, Keegan

Honors Modern World History (Gifted):                  Parfitt           

*Advanced Placement (AP) European History:      Jacoby, Schnieder      

*Advanced Placement (AP) World History:             Van Eysden           

Students may opt to take an additional Senior elective
 

12th Grade: Senior Electives

Senior electives are strongly recommended for college bound students to broaden their experience and knowledge of the Social Sciences.

*Indicates Senior Elective


NOTE: parents should be aware that course work and material in Advanced Placement classes is taught at and written for an introductory college level class. Practical and prudent consideration should be taken when scheduling underclassmen for these courses.

AP and Advanced Placement Program are registered trademarks of the College Board