School and subjects.
Students analyze novels, poetry,essays,editorials, science fiction, and nonfiction from a variety oferas and cultures. Students also develop vocabulary
and oral communication skills, use the information management process,
and study grammar. Grammar instruction emphasizes sentence formation,
usage, and mechanics. Compositions in the narrative, expository, analytical,
technical, and persuasive modes reinforce skills from the grammar and
literature studies. Students develop reading strategies in increasingly complex
texts as well as review and expand research skills through completion of a
documented paper. Students develop an independent reading program.
Algebra 2
All students preparing for post-secondary and advanced technical studies are
expected to achieve the Algebra II standards. A thorough treatment of advanced
algebraic concepts will be provided through the study of functions, “families
of functions,” equations, inequalities, systems of equations and inequalities,
polynomials, rational and radical equations, complex numbers, and sequences
and series. Emphasis will be placed on practical applications and modeling
throughout the course of study. Graphing utilities (graphing calculators or
computer graphing simulators), computers, spreadsheets, and other appropriate
technology tools will be used to assist in teaching and learning. Students must
take the Virginia SOL test for Algebra II. Algebra II is required for Advanced
Studies Diploma.
U.S. & Virginia History
The study of the nation’s history provides the intellectual foundations for
responsible citizenship. The origins of American ideals and institutions are
examined. A study of major events, issues, and personalities of the past
provides a perspective for understanding contemporary issues and problems.
The role of Virginia in the development of the United States is included.
Topics included for study: Exploration and Colonization, European Economic
Influences and Slaveryin the Americas, the American Revolution, the
Constitution and Early National Period, Civil War and Reconstruction, the
Progressive Era, U.S. as Emerging World Power, World War II, the Cold War,
Civil Rights Movements and the Contemporary U.S.
Spanish 2
Students continue to learn the language through its use in realistic contexts
with more complex grammatical structures. Additional listening, speaking,
writing and reading skills are acquired through practice with authentic
materials and in real-life situations. The study of customs and culture is an
integral part of the course.
Economy & finance
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Art 2
Focus on the principles of design with reinforcement of the
elements of art
Computer Art 1
This course places emphasis on the production of artistic computer imagery,
rather than commercial/web graphics. Students will use photographic
softwareto examine and alter images forcomputer graphic and fine art
applications. The study of aesthetics and history of art will be included in the
course. Students will combine natural art media, scanned images and digital
photography with computer imagery. Students will be required to produce
digital portfolios.
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