Curriculum :: 11th Grade
Humane Letters
A Socratic seminar with a particular focus on the literature, philosophy, and history of Ancient Greece. Readings include Homer, Sophocles, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle, Epictetus and The Old Testament.
Pre-Calculus/Calculus
A course that includes the study and complex analysis of functions, with special emphasis on trigonometric functions and conic sections. In the second semester, the course evolves into a calculus course that includes functions, limits, differential calculus, and its applications.
Physics II
A more abstract study of the mathematics behind physics and its laws employing calculus.
Drama
An introduction to the theater in which all students experience the various aspects of stage production and performance in one or both of the semester productions.
Art
Advanced drawing instruction with a corresponding study of art history.
Beginning Greek or Modern Language III
Students can choose between Beginning Greek, French III, German III or Spanish III.