- operations with rational numbers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations)
- exponents and exponent laws with whole-number exponents
- operations with polynomials, of degree less than or equal to 2
- two-variable linear relations, using graphing, interpolation, and extrapolation
- multi-step one-variable linear equations
- spatial proportional reasoning
- statistics in society
- financial literacy — simple budgets and transactions
- Teacher: Kyle Kirkwood
A repository of resources for students working on their computer basic and information technology skills.
- Teacher: Neil Bassan
- Teacher: Kyle Kirkwood
- Computer Basics
- Keyboarding
- Word Processing
- Internet
- Teacher: Neil Bassan
- Teacher: Kyle Kirkwood
The Prescribed Learning Outcomes for each progressive core course (Levels 1–7) include an ever-increasing complexity of skills, concepts, and competencies in English language acquisition and mastery. Levels 1–4 reflect the extended time required for students, especially those students new to reading, writing, or speaking English, to gain proficiency before advancing to the more complex skills included in Levels 5–7.
The following curriculum organizers are emphasized for Levels 4 and 5
- Oral Language (Speaking and Listening)
- Reading and Viewing
- Writing and Representing
- Evidence of Thinking
- Teacher: Kyle Kirkwood
Parts of Speech review and practice site.
- Teacher: Kyle Kirkwood
This course is designed to provide an opportunity for further study in the area of Cell Theory, Molecular Biology, and Human Biology.
It is intended as an academic science course.
Curriculum revision: 2019
- Teacher: Kyle Kirkwood