The Living Earth (Traditional Pathway) - This is a science course very similar to Biology. You will examine biological topics such as ecology, evolution, genetics, and cells.

The Living Earth Honors (Traditional Pathway) - This is a more rigorous and faster-paced science course very similar to Biology. You will examine biological topics such as ecology, evolution, genetics, and cells.

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA"

Environmental Science (Environmental Pathway) - This class examines the environment, including the atmosphere, water, rocks and soil and other living organisms. Topics include waste management, endangered species, pollution, water and air equality, global warming, nuclear power & natural resources.

Chemistry in Earth Systems (Traditional Pathway) - This class incorporates calculations and theories of chemistry to create a basic understanding of how matter works. Students will study atomic and molecular properties of matter to predict interactions between substances in the earth’s systems. This includes looking at reactions and properties of matter impacting climate change. Students should have successfully learned skills in Math 1 to use in this course. 

Chemistry in Earth Systems Honors (Traditional Pathway) - This is a faster-paced and more rigorous study of Chemistry topics. This class incorporates calculations and theories of chemistry to create a more in-depth understanding of chemistry to give students a foundation to use in future chemistry classes. Students will study atomic and molecular properties of matter to predict interactions between substances in the earth’s systems. This includes looking at reactions and properties of matter impacting climate change, ocean acidification, and the transfer of energy throughout the earth. Students should have successfully learned skills in Math 1 to use in this course. 

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA"

Exploring Marine Environments (Environmental Pathway) - This course will combine both ideas and practices from the fields of ecology, chemistry, physics, geology, climatology, economics, politics, and ethics.

Physics in the Universe (Traditional Pathway) - This course curriculum includes interactions of matter and energy, velocity, accelerations, force, energy, momentum, and charge.

AP Physics (Traditional Pathway) - This course curriculum includes an intensive understanding of interactions of matter and energy, velocity, accelerations, force, energy, and momentum.

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA" 

Energy and the World of the Future (Environmental Pathway) - This course takes an in-depth look at alternative energy sources that can be used to power our world today and in the future and examines the costs associated with them.

Animal Anatomy and Physiology - This course is on animal anatomy and physiology, environmental issues and terrestrial biomes.  It prepares students for careers in life and medical sciences, environmental ecology, biotechnology, education, forestry, and botany.

AP Biology - This course is an advanced placement & rigorous course. This course focuses on cell biology, genetics, the study of organisms and populations.

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA" 

AP Chemistry - This is an introductory college-level chemistry course. This is considered a second-year high school chemistry class. Students cultivate their understanding of chemistry through inquiry-based lab investigations as they explore the four Big Ideas: scale, proportion, and quantity; structure and properties of substances; transformations; and energy. 

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA" 

AP Environmental Science - This is a year-long course designed to provide students with a way to understand the interdisciplinary nature of science and its practical application to understanding the environment. This course begins with an introduction to the process of science and investigations in areas such as earth systems and resources, the living world, population dynamics, land and water use, energy resources and consumption, pollution, and global changes.

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA" 

AP Physics - This course curriculum includes an intensive understanding of interactions of matter and energy, velocity, accelerations, force, energy, and momentum.

*Class grade is weighted for "Weighted Overall GPA" 

All Courses Meet A-G Category "D" - Science