Intro to Calculus

This course follows Math 400. It is is intended for students who would like to begin the study of Calculus as well as reinforce their

Current Events in Historical Perspective

We often say that understanding history is essential for understanding the present, but what does that actually mean? This course takes today’s news as a

Chinese 1

This course is an introduction to Mandarin Chinese for students with little or no background in the language. Students learn the basic communication skills in

Chinese 2

In this Chinese 2 course, students will continue to build upon the foundational skills acquired in Chinese 1. Through an immersive curriculum integrating aspects of

Spanish 1

In this introductory course, students learn basic Spanish communication skills – including vocabulary and grammar – while exploring cultures and traditions. They expand their knowledge

Spanish 2

In this course, students continue their exploration of Spanish by focusing on Spanish grammar and vocabulary, applied to “real life” situations. We work to further

Spanish 3

Spanish 3 is an intermediate level course in which students review the grammatical structures from the beginning sequence while developing their communicative abilities. The class

Spanish 4

Which works of art reveal a moment in the history of a country? Which songs unveil the stories of its people? Which films transport us

Intro to Dance (p/f)

See DAN100 description. Please note that a one-term p/f course does not fulfill an arts graduation requirement. Complete the DAN100P, DAN110P, and DAN200P for one

Post AP Studio Art

Post-AP: Contemporary Perspectives in Visual Arts: Exploring Creativity Beyond AP Drawing This course allows students to delve into visual arts beyond the Advanced Placement Drawing

Architecture of Deerfield

Would you like to know more about the place where you’re going to school? Old Deerfield, including buildings part of Deerfield Academy, Historic Deerfield, and

Film and Video 2

This course offers an opportunity for students to pursue more ambitious projects in videography. The class will expand upon the study of current films and