• Physical and cultural geography of the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and Oceania
  
• Current events as they relate to the curriculum
• Study skills and writing skills; basic principals of research

• Physical and cultural geography of Africa
• Geography and history of the Atlantic world, including the Columbia Exchange
• Structure of U.S. Government on local, state and national levels
• Current events as they relate to the curriculum
• Study skills and writing skills; basic principles of research
  
  

• Prehistoric times to 1450 C.E.
• Ancient civilizations of Egypt, the Middle East, Greece, Rome, China, India and the Americas; Byzantium, Africa and Medieval Europe
• Current events as they relate to the curriculum
• Study skills and writing skills; basic principles of research; use of primary resources
  

• Development of Americal political, economic, social, and cultural life, with special emphasis on period 1800-2000
• Current events as they relate to the curriculum
• Study and writing skills and basic principles of research; use of primary sources; historical essays
  

• Leadership skills in business including leading discussions, presenting and defending a position, analyzing alternatives for action.
• Business leadership as it relates to ethics, social responsibility, budget and finance, management, and investments
• Guest speakers from the business world
• Basic principles of personal finance and career opportunities in business

• Political, social, and cultural development of modern European civilization from the Renaissance to present
• Current events as they relate to the curriculum
• Study skills and basic principles of research; use of primary sources
• Historical essays and historical research paper
  

• An introduction to basic economic concepts including banking, labor relations, and international trade
• Information to help students make informed decisions as consumers
• Overview of investments and the stock market
  
  

Introduction to Psychology
(Elective)

• Science of behavior and mental processes
• Introduction to understanding the nature of intelligence, motivation and personalities
  
  

• Study of major themes in twentieth century world history
• Overview of U.S. foreign policy
• Study of current American politics; preparation for active citizenship
• History research paper/ Senior Symposium (graduation requirement)
  
  

Introduction to Psychology
(Elective)

• Science of behavior and mental processes
• Introduction to understanding the nature of intelligence, motivation and personalities
  
  

Economics
(elective)

• Introduction to basic economic concepts: banking, labor relations, international trade
• Information to help students make informed decisions as consumers
• Overview of investments and the stock market