French 3 Honors

The honors track for level 3 continues exposure to advanced grammatical structures, which includes all tenses within the indicative and subjunctive moods, and a more

French 2 Honors

This course is for students with a high degree of aural-oral proficiency. In addition to an in-depth study of grammar, students develop conversation skills and

Chinese 7 Honors

Chinese 7 Honors may be offered to students who, in consultation with the department and with its endorsement, wish to pursue an individualized course in

Honors Music Comp. & Analysis

This class empowers students to compose, produce, and share their own musical creations by unlocking the secrets of what makes music magical. Working in the

Precalculus A

This course is a follow up to MAT305 and as such continues the development of functions and relations. The course includes a thorough study of

Discrete Math & Precalculus

This course follows MAT400. It is also intended for students who have completed 405 and who do not wish to study calculus at this time.

Chamber Music

This course offers instrumentalists the opportunity to work in small ensembles, learning and performing repertoire by the world’s greatest composers. Class time consists of rotating

Vocal Ensemble

Anyone can sing! This course offers students the opportunity to learn new styles, techniques, and skills and become better at singing all kinds of music.

Latin 2H: Foundations 2H

After a solid foundation in Latin vocabulary and morphology, Latin 209 will cover the remainder of Latin grammar during the Fall Term. English is the

Greek 3

The third year of ancient Greek is a survey of classical Greek literature, beginning with the Fables of Aesop and concluding with the philosophy of

AP Calculus BC

This course follows the Advanced Placement BC syllabus, which incorporates an introduction to the derivative and the integral with their applications and work in infinite

French 5 Honors

This honors course emphasizes oral proficiency, composition, and literary and oral analysis. Students will read a variety of genres from the Francophone world. This class