All Courses
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SOCIAL STUDIES 8 A_Foltz_TR1
8th Grade Social Studies is aligned with the Washington State Social Studies Standards and focuses on the study of American history from the First Americans, exploration and discovery of the Americas, the colonial period, the American War for Independence and American Revolution, the Constitution, developments in the early republic, westward expansion, and the Civil War and Reconstruction. We analyze historical interactions between people, geography, politics, economics, and cultures, while making connections with current events/issues. Throughout the course students will be asked to think critically, enhance social studies skills, and communicate effectively in a variety of settings (large group, small group, peer to peer, presentations, projects, writing, etc.), using documents, maps, charts, graphs, technology, multimedia platforms, and informational tools.
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EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE A_Beck_TR1
Students will explore topics in geology, meteorology, and astronomy.
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H LIT ANL&CP 2 BLK A_Cossano_S1
Students further develop skills in vocabulary, grammar, mechanics and usage, oral communication, presentation and research skills through analytical essays, poetry, narratives and debate. This English 10 course is designed for students seeking further challenges, who are willing to read additional and more complex literature, and are willing to undertake complex and extensive writing assignments. Students will be expected to work independently. Summer assignments may be required.
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SOCIAL STUDIES 8 B_Foltz_TR2
8th Grade Social Studies is aligned with the Washington State Social Studies Standards and focuses on the study of American history from the First Americans, exploration and discovery of the Americas, the colonial period, the American War for Independence and American Revolution, the Constitution, developments in the early republic, westward expansion, and the Civil War and Reconstruction. We analyze historical interactions between people, geography, politics, economics, and cultures, while making connections with current events/issues. Throughout the course students will be asked to think critically, enhance social studies skills, and communicate effectively in a variety of settings (large group, small group, peer to peer, presentations, projects, writing, etc.), using documents, maps, charts, graphs, technology, multimedia platforms, and informational tools.