Grade 11

Curriculum 

1. English Language Arts:

• Literature: Focus on American and world literature, emphasizing themes, symbolism, and historical context.
• Writing: Research papers, analytical essays, persuasive arguments, and creative writing. Focus on clarity, coherence, and evidence-based arguments.
• Language skills: Advanced grammar, vocabulary, and oral communication.

2. Mathematics:

• Pre-Calculus or advanced Algebra: Focus on trigonometry, functions, sequences, series, and analytical geometry.
• Emphasis on problem-solving, logical reasoning, and application of concepts.

3. Science:

• Biology: Focus on molecular biology, genetics, ecosystems, and human physiology.
• Chemistry: Advanced topics like chemical reactions, thermodynamics, and organic chemistry.
• Physics: Motion, forces, energy, waves, and electromagnetism.

4. Social Studies:

• History: World or U.S. history with a focus on 20th-century events, geopolitics, and historical analysis.
• Geography: Contemporary issues, global issues, and impacts of technology on society.
• Economics or Civics: Focus on micro and macroeconomics, supply and demand, government systems, and political science.

5. Physical Education & Health:

• Advanced fitness programs, sports techniques, and lifelong physical activities.
• Health education: Mental health awareness, nutrition, first aid, and personal wellness.

6. Art & Music:

• Advanced art classes (painting, photography, sculpture) and music theory or instrumental studies.
• Exploration of various artistic techniques and historical styles.

7. Technology/Computer Science:

• Introduction to computer science or advanced topics such as coding, programming, web design, and digital media production.
• Emphasis on software applications, technology, and digital literacy.

8. Electives (varies by school):

• Options include foreign languages (e.g., Spanish, French), advanced STEM courses, music, art, business studies, psychology, sociology, or vocational courses.

9. Life Skills:

• Career preparation: Building a resume, interview skills, and career counseling.
• Financial literacy: Budgeting, banking, investing, and personal finance management.

10. Test Preparation: – Focused preparation for college entrance exams (e.g., SAT, ACT) and AP courses in specific subjects for potential college credit.