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2 Semester Class This course is designed to cover one year of high school chemistry. Atomic and molecular structure, the gas laws, chemical reactions, as well as carbon and its components are included. 7:45am – 12:30pm (more…)

1 Semester Class A one-semester course covering the origins, development and politics of the American system of national, state and local governments in the world arena. 7:45am – 12:30pm (more…)

(2 Semester Class) Physical Science is a hands-on, project-oriented course, covering the basic principles of Physics, Chemistry, Earth and Life Sciences.  This course addresses scientific methods and basic scientific calculations.  For rising 9th graders. 7:45am – 12:30pm (more…)

(2 Semester Class) This course delves into the theoretical idea of a function while expanding the understanding of quadratics to include the entire family of polynomial functions. Students will also discover the interplay between algebra and geometry. Topics covered include functions, rational expressions, work problems, imaginary and complex numbers, analyzing quadratic functions, the Fundamental Theorem (more…)

2 Semester Class This course is a college prep investigative laboratory-oriented course with emphasis on basic structural, physiological, ecological, evolutionary and genetic principles as they pertain to living organisms. It is designed to present the biological world to students and satisfies the graduation requirement for one year of high school laboratory science. 7:45am-12:30pm   (more…)

1 Semester Class This course builds upon the fundamentals – improved skill, strategy, and coordination will be utilized and evaluated while the student actively participates in a variety of program activity units. JUNE 15-JULY 17 MON. TUES. WED. THUR. 7:45am – 12:30pm (more…)

1st or 2nd Semester Class as needed This course is a survey of the Catholic Faith. It is open to students who received a below average grade in any semester of the Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior Religion courses at St. Augustine High School. Students will be required to complete a course of study based on (more…)