Twelfth grade

12th Grade Curriculum

English Language Arts (ELA)

  • Reading & Analysis: Study British and global literature alongside philosophical texts.

  • Writing: Produce academic essays, literary critiques, and creative writing projects.

  • College Preparation: Develop advanced writing, research, and discourse skills for higher education.

  • Critical Thinking: Synthesize complex arguments and support ideas with strong evidence.

Mathematics – Pre-Calculus & Calculus

  • Functions: Analyze advanced polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions.

  • Calculus Concepts: Explore limits, derivatives, and integrals.

  • Problem-Solving: Apply analytical and graphical methods to solve real-world problems.

  • Mathematical Reasoning: Emphasize precision, logic, and proof in mathematical work.

Science – Environmental Science

  • Sustainability: Explore strategies for preserving ecosystems and biodiversity.

  • Climate Science: Study the causes and effects of climate change.

  • Human Impact: Analyze environmental data to assess human influence on natural systems.

  • Field Research: Design and conduct investigations to propose solutions to environmental challenges.

AP Psychology

  • Foundations: Study brain function, development, and behavior.

  • Core Topics: Examine learning, memory, sensation, perception, personality, and mental health.

  • Scientific Method: Conduct psychological research using experimental and observational techniques.

  • Application: Relate psychological principles to real-life situations.

Business Studies

  • Core Concepts: Learn entrepreneurship, management, marketing, finance, and business ethics.

  • Case Studies & Simulations: Apply theory to real-world business challenges.

  • Economic Literacy: Understand how businesses operate and grow in competitive markets.

Philosophy

  • Big Questions: Explore topics in knowledge, morality, logic, and existence.

  • Debate & Reasoning: Analyze complex ideas from multiple perspectives.

  • Critical Thinking: Strengthen analytical skills through argument evaluation and philosophical writing.

Journalism

  • Writing & Reporting: Learn news writing, interviewing, and editing skills.

  • Media Ethics: Understand the responsibilities and ethical considerations of journalism.

  • Practical Experience: Produce articles, conduct interviews, and contribute to school publications.

  • Civic Engagement: Examine the role of journalism in democratic societies.

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