Science Course Graduation Requirements
Students must take at least 1 class from each column.
Each class may only count in 1 category.
When should I take each science class?
Below are 3 possible sequences.
Should I take an honors course?
Honors Courses…
| Ask yourself: ? Did you earn an A, B, or C in your last science class? ? Do you enjoy science? Answer: If you feel like you’re ready for the challenge in the first column and you answered yes to the questions above, you are ready for an honors science course! |
Science Course Electives
I love science & have taken/am currently taking my 3 science credits.
What else can I take?
Anatomy & Physiology Honors single period | Deep dive into the structure of the human body includes a FULL CAT DISSECTION |
Molecular Biology Honors single period | Study of biotechnology, DNA, bacteria growth, forensics! |
Environmental Science Not honors single period | Real world science applications & an analysis of human impact |
Astronomy with Physics Not honors Single period | Exploration of planets, stars, the universe and beginning of time May also be used as a graduation requirement |
AP Science Classes (juniors may be eligible to use these as graduation requirements →ask counselor) AP Biology (double period course) AP Chemistry (double period course) AP Environmental Science (single period course) AP Physics C: Mechanics with calculus (single period course) | |
Questions?
Please email me,
Dr. Gina Martin,
Science Department Head (Science Resource Teacher)
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