| FRESHMAN
SCIENCE Grade 9
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This is an introductory course in science. It is intended to present the basic knowledge, concepts, and skills of chemistry, physics, and selected topics of earth and life science. Emphasis is placed on the application of acquired skills, ideas and knowledge to the student's role in society, the care of the environment, and the conservation of natural resources. |
| BIOLOGY I
Grade 9-10
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Biology is the study of life. The instruction will enable the student to acquire a general knowledge of living organisms, their structure, function, and their interrelationships with each other and the environment. Laboratory will give the student hands-on opportunities to study various representative organisms. |
| CHEMISTRY
Grades 10-12
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This course is the study of maturates Composition, properties, interactions,
and changes. The instruction will enable the student to acquire knowledge
of major laws, Concepts, processes, and theories of chemistry. The laboratory
will provide an opportunity to form hypotheses, collect and record experimental
data, and interpret data based on known knowledge and concepts. A grade
of at least "C" in Algebra I is strongly recommended as a prerequisite.
Prerequisite: Teacher approval. A minimum grade of C in Algebra
1 is strongly recommend.
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| ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
Grades 10-12
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This course is a second-year biology course designed to give further
perspectives into areas of biology which were introduced in Biology I.
The major areas of concentration include studies of cell origin, cell structures, cell processes, including reproduction and genetics. These areas are then used to further understand the facts and concepts related to the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Chemistry must be taken previously or concurrently. Prerequisite: Chemistry or current enrollment in Chemistry and teacher approval. Fees: Study guide and lab manual.
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