AP American Literature
College-level survey of American literature from Colonial period through modern day. Reading, analysis, discussion, and written response to selections. Advance composition skills.

AP U.S. History
College-level survey of American history, focusing on intellectual, political, social, economic, and religious developments with an emphasis on primary sources, documents, and research techniques.

Pre-Calculus
Thorough review of algebra and its connections to analytics geometry. Trigonometry, probability, and statistics. Introduction to basic calculus concepts such as limit, derivative, and integral.

Advanced Math/Trig
Algebraic expressions and forms, powers and roots; and functions based on these concepts. Logarithmic, trigonometric, polynomial and other special functions.

Chemistry
Study of the history, fundamental concepts, theories, and principles of chemistry. Includes regular laboratory work.

Honors Latin III
Completion of study of basic grammar, progressing to various readings from Latin literature.

Ancient Greek I
Introduction to the vocabulary, morphology , syntax of Classical Greek (Attic) and study of English derivatives, with a view toward reading ancient Greek literature in the original language.

Spanish II
Intermediate study of the Spanish language for the purpose of reading and speaking.

Church History
Enrich understanding of Church history. Students will be able to see more clearly the essential characteristics of the Church as One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic.

HS Humanities

Semester Classes
Art/Writer's Workshop

College Prep