Students in World Government will examine the democratic foundations, structures, and institutions of government at local, state, and national levels. Students will study the political processes to gain an understanding of the role of the individual in the decision-making process of government. Students will also learn about the rights and responsibilities of the citizens throughout the world. Students will investigate different government types though a variety of methods.
Pre-Requisites : None
Grade Level : 9
World History (year-long)
This one-year survey course will examine world history through the disciplines which comprise the humanities: the arts, philosophy, literature, history, political institutions, and religion. It explores the great ideas and actions of humankind which have shaped life. The emphasis is on European, Asian, African, Latin American, and Middle Eastern civilizations.
Pre-Requisites : Civics/American Government and/or Geography
Grade Level : 10
Modern History (year-long)
Modern History will give students the opportunity to learn the recent and current state of the world and how it is today. Students will study the origins of current events in different countries, the mistakes and successes in their current development, and their potential role in the future. The goal is for students to learn from trials and tribulations and use their newly acquired knowledge to make educated decisions in the future.
Pre-Requisites : World Government course
Grade Level : 11
Economics (year-long)
This class is an introduction to economics. In this class, students will study the characteristics of macroeconomics and microeconomics. Economics class will be split into two sections. Section one will cover economic systems and the roles of government, consumers, and producers in these systems. Section 2 will cover money and banking, financial markets and international trade. Upon completing these two sections, students will be empowered to help correct societal problems.
