Each student is assigned a faculty member as an advisor. This teacher helps students plan their schedules, maintains a record of progress towards graduation requirements, and generally oversees the academic performance of his/her students through frequent meetings.
Academic recognitions are given at the end of each school year. The Gold Award is given for straight “A” grades in all academic subjects. The Silver Award recognizes students who receive all “A” and “B” grades. Other recognition is given by departments and various community groups for outstanding performance.
Click on the year below to see the complete curriculum.
| Freshman Year (9th Grade) | Sophomore Year (10th Grade) | Junior Year (11th Grade) | Senior Year (12th Grade) |
| English I | English II/World Literature | English III, World Literature, AP Literature, AP Language | British Literature (English IV) AP Literature, AP Language |
| Algebra I | Geometry | Algebra II, Precalculus | AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC |
| Physics A | Biology | Chemistry | Rotating 4th Year Science (ex. Anatomy & Physiology, Astronomy) |
| Western Civilization | World Cultures and Geography | United States History, AP European History | United States Government/Economics |
| Spanish I/II | Spanish I/II | Humanities | Humanities |
| ASL I/II | ASL I/II | College Prep Elective | Sports and Physical Education* |
| Visual & Performing Arts | Visual & Performing Arts | Visual & Performing Arts | Electives** |
*Intramural and interscholastic teams include volleyball, tennis, badminton, soccer, basketball, track, golf, cross-country, and baseball.
**Electives can include art, art history, media art, contemporary history, creative writing, photography, current affairs, music, keyboarding, music appreciation, publications and yearbook, student government, drama, speech, and chorus. Other electives and independent study courses may be arranged through a student’s advisor as needed and desired.
To see a description for each class, download the General Catalog in our Download Center.
English I
Algebra I
Physics A
Western Civilization
Modern Language I
Sports and Physical Education*
Electives**
Computer Literacy
English II
Geometry
Biology
World Cultures and Geography
Modern Language II
Sports and Physical Education*
Electives**
American Literature
Algebra II
Chemistry
United States History
Humanities
Sports and Physical Education*
Electives**
British Literature
Advanced Mathematics (optional)
Advanced Sciences (optional)
United States Government
Humanities
Economics
Sports and Physical Education*
Electives**
*Intramural and interscholastic teams include volleyball, tennis, badminton, soccer, basketball, track, golf, cross-country, and baseball.
**Electives can include art, art history, computer literacy, contemporary history, creative writing, photography, world affairs, music, keyboarding, music appreciation, publications and yearbook, student government, drama, speech, honors chorale, chorus, chamber orchestra. Other electives and independent study courses may be arranged through a student’s advisor as needed and desired.
To see a description for each class, download the General Catalog.
Students use our postgraduate opportunities to take advanced level classes, improve grades in previously taken classes, or to study English before moving on to college. Families considering a postgraduate year will consult with our academic deans to design the best possible program to strengthen the student for success in the right college or university.