Course Guide
Academic Course Guide
Explore every course offered at our school across divisions and departments. Use the filters below to browse offerings by school level (Lower School, Middle School, or Upper School) and by academic department (Science, Mathematics, Foreign Language, etc.). You may also select “All” to see every course offered.
Click on a class to see a course description, prerequisites (if applicable), and highlights of what students will experience and learn.
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Advanced Ceramics and Sculpture
Create complex ceramic artworks. Aesthetic and structural concerns addressed in-depth.
Algebra I
From linear equations to quadratics. How math models the world.
AP Biology
Rigorous, college-level course that preps students for university science coursework.
AP British Literature
Rigorous study of British texts. Advanced writing with concision & precision.
AP Calculus AB
How calculus models change by limits, derivatives & integrals. College-level course.
AP Calculus BC
Build on AP Calc AB with advanced concepts like infinite series, parametric equations & more.
AP Chemistry
Chemical kinetics, chemical equilibrium, acid-base equilibrium, chemical thermodynamics & more.
AP Computer Science A
Object-oriented design, problem-solving & algorithm development. Solutions that can scale.
AP Environmental Science (APES)
Understand & address global issues like biodiversity loss, climate change and pollution.
AP Human Geography
Using geospatial tools & data, investigate human patterns, global challenges & your role.
AP Language and Composition
Rigorous study of American texts. Rhetorical analysis, argumentation & research-based writing.
AP Latin
Advanced reading, analysis & writing skills with a focus on Virgil, Pliny & AP exam readiness.
AP Physics I
Newtonian mechanics, energy, waves, circuits through extensive lab work & data analysis.
AP Precalculus
Model real-world data, explore multiple representations, master symbolic manipulations.
AP Spanish Language and Culture
Advanced communications skills. Analyze authentic materials & explore global issues.
AP Statistics
Design experiments, explore probability, share data-driven insights. College-level course.
AP Studio Art
Prerequisites: Studio Art 1 & 2, instructor approval. Professional portfolio of artworks.
AP United States Government and Politics
American democracy origin, politics today, civil liberties & civil rights, political ideologies.
AP United States History
Events & factors that shaped the U.S. From American & national identity to politics & power to tech.
AP World History: Modern
1200 CE to present. Global patterns. Historical arguments. Our interconnected world.