All Courses

  • IB FILM (SL) B_Ulland_S2

  • IB VIS ART HL A_Julius_S1

  • CYBERSECURITY A_Woffinden_S1

  • IB VIS ART HL B_Julius_S2

  • STUDIO ART 1_Bristow_S1

  • SCULPTURE 1_Bristow_S1

  • SCULPTURE 1_Julius_S1

  • SCULPTURE 1_Bristow_S2

  • SCULPTURE 2_Bristow_S2

  • TV/VID PROD 2 B_Butterworth_S2

  • THEATRE ART 1 A_Fry_S1

    This class explores a wide variety of areas that make up theatre. While the focus of the course is on acting/performance and its principles/techniques, the course also examines related topics including improvisation, theatre history, directing, design, theatrical traditions, the International Phonetic Alphabet, and ensemble building. It is expected that, although students are not required to participate in extra-curricular theatre, each student of this course is in attendance once at each Skyline High School Production (Fall Play, Winter Play, Spring Musical). Content: An Actor's Warm-Up Improvisation Pantomime Monologues & Scene Development and Performance Theatre History, both Eastern and Western Traditions Directing Design Production Critique

  • MATERIAL SCI A_Fox_S1

    This is a lab science class dedicated to the study of metals, ceramics/glass, polymers/plastics and composites. Experiments will be done to demonstrate the effects of different stresses and strains on each of these materials. Students will also be given the opportunity to apply the knowledge learned from underlying scientific principles to experiments and projects, several of which can be taken home!

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