This course helps students further develop their musical skills through performance, listening, and creative work. Students will refine their ability to perform individually and as part of an ensemble, expand their knowledge of music theory, and analyze musical pieces from various styles and cultures. They will also have opportunities to compose or arrange music and explore the role of music in society. This course encourages creativity, collaboration, and a deeper appreciation for music as an art form.

This course introduces students to the principles and practices of financial accounting. Students will learn how to record, analyze, and interpret financial information for individuals, service businesses, and merchandising businesses. They will develop skills in preparing financial statements and using accounting as a tool for decision-making. This course lays a strong foundation for business studies and helps students develop problem-solving, organizational, and critical thinking skills.

This course explores the history of the United States from pre-contact times to the present. Students will investigate political, social, and economic developments, including colonization, independence, civil war, civil rights movements, and America’s role in global affairs. Through historical inquiry, students will analyze primary sources, evaluate different perspectives, and communicate their findings effectively. This course encourages a deeper understanding of the forces that shaped the United States and its influence on the world.

This course explores the history of human civilization from its earliest beginnings to the end of the fifteenth century. Students will study key developments such as the rise of ancient societies, early religions, political systems, cultural achievements, and global interactions. They will investigate how past events shaped the world and analyze patterns of change over time. This course builds skills in historical inquiry, critical thinking, and communication while deepening students’ understanding of the foundations of the modern world.

This course introduces students to the principles of computer science and programming. Students will learn problem-solving techniques, algorithm design, and coding skills using a programming language. They will also explore computer systems, data organization, and the social and ethical impacts of computing technology. This course encourages logical thinking, creativity, and innovation while preparing students for further study in computer science and technology-related fields.

This course helps students develop the skills to critically analyze and create media messages. Students will explore how media influences individuals and society, examine different forms of media, and learn how media can shape ideas and opinions. They will also have opportunities to produce their own media works, strengthening their creativity and communication skills. This course encourages students to become thoughtful, responsible, and informed media consumers and creators.

This course helps students strengthen practical reading, writing, and communication skills for everyday life and the workplace. Students will study a variety of texts—including short stories, articles, media works, and plays—and learn to interpret, analyze, and respond to ideas effectively. They will also develop clear writing, critical thinking, and presentation skills. This course focuses on improving literacy, communication, and confidence in expressing ideas across multiple contexts.

This course focuses on developing students’ reading, writing, and oral communication skills for academic and real-world contexts. Students will engage with a variety of texts—novels, plays, poetry, and media works—to interpret meaning, analyze ideas, and communicate effectively. They will also develop writing, research, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for success in senior academic courses and post-secondary studies.

This course helps students explore personal strengths, interests, and goals while preparing for life after secondary school. Students will investigate post-secondary pathways, career options, and financial planning, and develop skills in decision-making, goal setting, and time management. This course encourages self-awareness, responsibility, and planning for a successful transition to future education, work, and life opportunities.

This course helps students develop knowledge and skills to maintain a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Through physical activity, nutrition, and wellness education, students will learn strategies to improve fitness, manage stress, and make informed health choices. They will also explore personal well-being, decision-making, and self-awareness while developing habits that support lifelong health.

This course helps students develop practical math skills needed for college, the workplace, and daily life. Students will study topics such as algebra, measurement, proportional reasoning, and data management, applying problem-solving strategies to real-world situations. This course strengthens numeracy, logical thinking, and confidence in using mathematics effectively.

This course focuses on understanding mathematical functions and their real-life applications. Students will explore relationships, patterns, and graphs, using problem-solving and analytical reasoning skills. This course develops students’ mathematical thinking and prepares them for further study in senior-level math courses.

This course develops students’ understanding of mathematical functions, including polynomial, exponential, and trigonometric functions. Students will investigate properties, transformations, and real-world applications of functions, enhancing problem-solving and analytical skills. This course prepares students for senior-level academic mathematics and supports post-secondary preparation.

This course explores the principles of biology, including the study of cells, genetics, evolution, and ecosystems. Students will conduct experiments, analyze data, and investigate scientific issues to develop understanding and critical thinking skills. This course emphasizes scientific inquiry, problem-solving, and connections between biology and real-world applications.

This course introduces students to the characteristics and applications of functions, including polynomial, rational, exponential, and trigonometric functions. Students will represent functions using different forms, investigate transformations, and solve problems involving real-world contexts. This course develops algebraic reasoning, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills, preparing students for advanced mathematics courses such as Calculus and Vectors.

This course introduces students to the principles of chemistry, including atomic structure, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and properties of matter. Students will investigate concepts through experiments, observations, and problem-solving activities. This course develops analytical thinking, laboratory skills, and an understanding of chemistry’s relevance to everyday life and global issues.

This course explores the fundamental principles of physics, including mechanics, energy, waves, and electricity. Students will conduct experiments, analyze data, and apply problem-solving techniques to understand physical phenomena. This course develops critical thinking, mathematical application, and scientific literacy, preparing students for further study in physics and related fields.

This course introduces students to key philosophical questions about existence, knowledge, morality, and human nature. Students will explore the ideas of major philosophers, analyze arguments, and reflect on their own beliefs. This course encourages critical thinking, reasoning, ethical reflection, and discussion skills, helping students consider complex issues that shape human understanding.