Courses

Advanced Art

Algebra 2

Biology - Living Environment

British Literature

British Literature (Gr. 12): 1 semester, .5 credits

Chemistry

This course introduces the basic concepts and theories underlying the chemical interpretation of the behavior of matter. The chemistry of the elements is presented in terms of modern chemical theory. Laboratory work is designed to enforce the principles presented in lectures. The final assessment is the New York State Regents Exam.

Computer Applications 10

Computer Applications 10: 1 semester, .5 credits

Computer Applications 11

Computer Applications 11: 1 semester, .5 credits

Criminal Justice

Earth Science

Economics

English 10

English 10: 2 semesters, 1 credit

English 11

English 11: 2 semesters, 1 credit

English 9

English 9: 2 semesters, 1 credit

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship: 2 semesters, 1 credit

Environmental Science

Film & Fiction

Film and Fiction (Gr. 12): 1 semester, .5 credits

Forensic Science

This course creatively integrates a series of investigative, high interest, hands-on activities into the science curriculum. Forensic science will help students better understand, apply and master scientific concepts. The lab activities emphasize the use of scientific inquiry as a way of thinking and problem solving while relating scientific processes to technological and societal issues. This course will feature the identification of unknowns as cooperative teams of students learn chemistry and physics techniques employed in forensic science. After completing techniques associated with a specific crime, students will play the role of forensic detectives, using their chemistry and physics skills to assess their mastery of the concepts and forensic techniques they have learned. They will do this by being actively involved in collecting, analyzing, and interpreting evidence found at a crime scene.

Geometry

Global Studies 10

Global Studies 9

Government

Health

Integrated Algebra

Intro to Occupations

Intro to Occupations: 2 semesters, 1 credit

Marketing

Marketing: 2 semesters, 1 credit

Math 12

Multi-Media Art

NUSTEP Biology

NUSTEP Calculus

NUSTEP English 100

NUSTEP English 100 - Intro to Literature: 1 semester, .5 NC credits, 3 NU credits

NUSTEP History

NUSTEP Philosophy

NUSTEP Public Speaking 201

NUSTEP Public Speaking 201: 1 semester, .5 NC credits, 3 NU credits

NUSTEP Spanish

NUSTEP Writing 100

NUSTEP Writing 100: 1 semester, .5 NC credits, 3 NU credits

Painting

Physical Education 9-12

Physics

This course presents a modern view of physics with major emphasis on the fundamental concepts and skills underlying this basic science. The course is designed to encourage the utilization of such basic concepts as conservation in related areas rather that in isolation. Laboratory work is designed to reinforce the principles presented in lectures. The final assessment is the New York State Regents Exam.

Pre Calculus

Psychology

Religion 10

Religion 11

Religion 12

Religion 9

Sociology

Spanish 1

Spanish 2

Spanish 3

Studio Art

Trigonometry

United States History