Honors Algebra II

The course follows the same material as MAT305 but in greater depth. Students in this class are frequently asked to solve non-routine problems and to

Algebra II A

This course is intended for students who have had success in MAT105 and MAT205 or the equivalent. The course material is developed with an emphasis

Algebra II

This course meets the standards of a second year algebra course, and is designed for students whose background indicates a need for a review of

Geometry A

This course integrates material from both plane and solid geometry. However, the development of the material requires extensive use of the skills and concepts already

Geometry

This course is designed for students who would benefit from significant reinforcement of topics from Algebra I as they pertain to geometric problems. The emphasis

Honors European History

This course examines selected themes in the history of Europe, from the Renaissance to the recent past. Major topics include the Renaissance, the Reformation, politics,

American Identities

America comprises a patchwork of ethnicities, races, religions, and personal experiences. As the country has grown over the past 250 years, individuals have struggled to

American Voices

In this course, we will use a wide range of American short stories, poems, and novels to sample the many voices and issues that have

American Understandings

So often we arrive at new understanding through experience. Working from this premise, we will encounter a range of writers across the American experience whose

Voices & Visions of Justice

Empathetically envisioning the ideals of equitable societies and developing their distinctive, expressive voices as writers and thinkers, ninth graders explore familiar and unfamiliar lives and

Special Topics

Special Topics is designed for students who have completed the math curriculum, including Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus, and are looking to delve more deeply

Linear Algebra

Linear Algebra begins with the concept of systems of linear equations. From this foundation, Linear Algebra uses the mathematical objects and operations derived from vectors