Anatomy & Physiology AP Biology Chemistry and/or AP Chemistry Accelerated Physics or AP Physics 1 Capstone/Science Fair Internship Science careers are a thriving sector of our economy as well as globally. The high- tech world in which we live requires increasing scientific breakthroughs so that we can continue to uncover the answers to unsolved problems. “Science is made of mistakes, but they are mistakes which are useful to make because little by little they lead to the truth.” - Verne See counselor for more info! Graduation Requirements must also be fulfilled Career Options Students will investigate the structure and function of the human body’s systems. Biological themes such as stability and diversity will be intertwined throughout the course. Chemist Pharmacist Doctor Veterinarian Biotechnologist Physicist Students will study & experience college level topics that include: biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, biotechnology, evolution, taxonomy, plant & animal systems and ecology. Students will study & experience college level topics that include: atomic structure, chemical bonding, states of matter, stoichiometry, kinetics, equilibrium and chemical reactions. Students will explore the macroscopic features of the world through the following topics: Newtonian mechanics, work, energy & power, mechanical waves & sound and circuits. Capstone/Science Fair will allow students to research & present upon a scientific question of interest. Collaboration amongst the professional science community will be an essential component. Students will meet with their counselor and/or grade level administrator to discuss options of possible science, mathematics or technology related experiences available.
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Anatomy & Physiology
AP Biology
Chemistry and/or AP Chemistry
Accelerated Physics or AP Physics 1
Capstone/Science Fair
Internship
Science careers are a thriving sector of our economy as well as globally. The high-tech world in which we live requires increasing scientific breakthroughs so that we
can continue to uncover the answers to unsolved problems.
“Science is made of mistakes, but they are mistakes which are useful to make because little by little they lead to the truth.” - Verne
See counselor for more info!
Graduation Requirements must also be
fulfilled
Career Options
Students will investigate the structure and function of the human body’s systems. Biological themes such as stability and diversity will be intertwined throughout the course.
Chemist Pharmacist
Doctor Veterinarian
Biotechnologist Physicist
Students will study & experience college level topics that include: biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, biotechnology, evolution, taxonomy, plant & animal systems and ecology.
Students will study & experience college level topics that include: atomic structure, chemical bonding, states of matter, stoichiometry, kinetics, equilibrium and chemical reactions.
Students will explore the macroscopic features of the world through the following topics: Newtonian mechanics, work, energy & power, mechanical waves & sound and circuits.
Capstone/Science Fair will allow students to research & present upon a scientific question of interest. Collaboration amongst the professional science community will be an essential component.
Students will meet with their counselor and/or grade level administrator to discuss options of possible science, mathematics or technology related experiences available.
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