High School (9–12)


  • Korean I

    Korean I introduces students to the Korean language and culture, providing a strong foundation in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students will learn Hangul, the Korean writing system, along with essential vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. The course emphasizes basic communication skills, enabling students to engage in simple conversations about everyday topics. Through cultural exploration, including…


  • AP Cyber: Security

    This course provides students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to prepare for the CompTIA Security+ certification exam, a key credential for cybersecurity professionals. Students will learn to assess the security posture of enterprise environments, recommend and implement effective security solutions, and monitor hybrid environments including cloud, mobile, and IoT systems. The course emphasizes…


  • AP Cyber: Networking

    This course is designed to prepare students for the CompTIA Network+ certification exam by equipping them with the foundational skills and knowledge required for a career in IT networking. Students will learn how to establish and troubleshoot network connectivity, deploy wired and wireless devices, and understand essential network services. The course covers critical concepts such…


  • American Sign Language IV

    In ASL IV, students will build on the skills acquired in American Sign Languages I-III to further enhance their comprehension and expressive abilities in American Sign Language with increasing accuracy. This course provides advanced instruction in ASL production, comprehension, vocabulary, and grammar, leading to higher levels of communicative and cultural proficiency. Emphasis is placed on…


  • Japanese III

    This course builds on your foundational skills in Japanese, guiding you toward greater proficiency in both language and cultural understanding. You will refine and expand your interpretive, interpersonal, and presentational communication skills, progressing from basic to intermediate levels. Through engaging activities and cultural exploration, you’ll deepen your ability to read, write, listen, and speak in…


  • Music History & Appreciation

    This course explores how music has served as a powerful tool for expression and connection across time and cultures. Through the study of diverse musical styles, traditions, and historical contexts, students will gain a broad understanding of music’s role in human experience. Emphasis is placed on personal reflection, allowing students to explore their own musical…


  • Health Informatics

    In this course, students will have the opportunity to explore the importance of safeguarding electronic healthcare information. Students will be introduced to the various technologies and trends that affect the healthcare industry. Students will also explore aspects of health informatics, including the history of health information technology in the United States, the Electronic Health Record…


  • AP German Language & Culture

    This course creates an environment for students to excel in the contemporary German-speaking world. Topics of interest include cultural competencies while promoting consistent comparisons between this new culture and the learner’s own culture through the interpretive, interpersonal, and presentational modes of communication. Requirements for this course include an upper ability and previous success in both…


  • German IV

    Students in this course will continue to build on the skills from the first three levels of their study of German by developing and refining the five major skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and cultural competency. Students will study the richness of German history, art, and culture while expanding their vocabulary, communication, and grammar…


  • Japanese II

    In this course, students will expand their knowledge about the Japanese language and Japanese culture. Students will have the opportunity to further develop the skills to explain various things in their surroundings. By the end of the course, students will learn the casual form of Japanese conversation, which is a more authentic daily language. This…