Intro to Dance
This course is intended to be a first experience in dance. Elementary level students study a variety of dance forms such as contemporary, modern, jazz,
March 27, 2024
This course is intended to be a first experience in dance. Elementary level students study a variety of dance forms such as contemporary, modern, jazz,
See DAN100 description. Please note that a one-term p/f course does not fulfill an arts graduation requirement.
Health Seminar II is a tenth grade course seeking to support ongoing student awareness of issues related to mental health, healthy relationships, and addiction. Building
Why is our built environment so ugly? What can we learn from existing cities, like Charleston, Cartagena, and Paris? Students will utilize readings, drawing and
Haven’t you always wanted to be an architect? This course introduces students to major movements and themes in architecture, significant architects and buildings throughout history,
What motivates people to do good or evil? What is it like to live in a society that does not value truth? How do wars
This course starts with Jo March, the star of Little Women and the nineteenth century’s most famous literary girl, because Jo March had a problem.
Literature has an historical precedent of transmuting the realities of human existence into compelling narratives, thus accommodating an impulse articulated by Nietzsche when he wrote,
This course offers an opportunity for creative expression through the medium of videography. For inspiration, we will study current films and the history of film
Health Seminar I is a ninth grade course aimed to introduce students to the basics of mental physical health, healthy relationships, and substance use. Students
In this course, students will study, design, and build electronic circuits and systems. The course is organized around increasingly complex hands-on challenges starting with basic
What does it mean to do the right thing, to be a good person, to live a good life? In Ethics, students explore these and
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