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Science Course Descriptions
End-of-Course Exam
Course
Grade(s)
Prerequisites Description
Examines interactions between natural systems and human impact through inquiry-based labs, projects, and environmental assessments. Prepares students for Biology I. Studies matter and energy, including chemistry, chemical reactions, light, sound, and motion.
Applied Environmen tal Science
By placement only
9, 10
-
Physical Science
9-12
-
None
Introductory course covering cellular biology, matter/energy flow, heredity, and biodiversity. Inquiry-based approach.
Biology I
9-12
Yes
None
Biology I Honors
Accelerated Biology I course with independent projects and research. Recommended before AP Biology. Continues Biology I with focus on plants, anatomy, and physiology, including dissections. Covers atomic structure, periodic trends, bonding, stoichiometry, and lab work.
9, 10
Yes
None
Biology II
10, 11, 12
-
Biology I
Chemistry I 10, 11, 12
-
Algebra I
Chemistry I Pre-AP (Honors)
10, 11, 12
-
Algebra I Follows Chemistry I curriculum with a faster pace and additional enrichment activities.
Studies forces, motion, sound, light, and electricity with strong mathematical emphasis. College-level course covering cytology, genetics, botany, and ecology. AP Exam in spring.
Physics
10, 11, 12
-
Algebra I
Biology I Pre-AP
AP Biology
9-12
-
Chemistry I Pre-AP, Chemistry II Pre-AP
AP Chemistry
11, 12
-
Advanced chemistry course preparing for college-level science and engineering. AP Exam in spring.
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