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The Mathematics curriculum is focused on enabling students to compute, problem-solve, analyze, use logic, perform graphic functions, and read and interpret charts.
Courses Faculty Algebra 1 Ms. Amanda Fiorelli Geometry Ms. Lena Georgiadi Algebra 2 Ms. Christina Cary Statistics Hanumanth Padaraju Precalculus Hanumanth Padaraju
The English curriculum is focused on reading and engaging with complex fiction and nonfiction texts through annotation strategies, analysis, writing, and class discussions.Courses Faculty English I Ms. Audra Woods Honors English I English II Ms.Pat Fryer-Jolly Honors English II English III Ms. Amber Jacob
Ms. Liz Telich
English IV Ms Cari Thornton AP English Ms. Liz Telich
The Science curriculum is focused on engaging students with complex real-world examples and experiments to critically engage students in the 21st century.Courses Faculty Physical Science & Physics Mr. Matt Higgins Biology Ms. Charulata Mehlotra Earth & Space Science and Chemistry
Ms. Purnima Cheruvu The Social Studies curriculum is focused on analyzing the past and present to create future-minded students who are civically engaged, have a good understanding of the past, and want to positively impact the future.
Courses Faculty World History & American Government Mrs. Lisa Porter American History & American Government Mr. John Porter The World Languages curriculum is focused on exposing students to worldly experiences, languages, and cultures.
Courses Faculty Chinese I and II Ms. Gillian Yang French I and II Mrs. Kathy Valachovic The Physical Education and Health curriculums are focused on nutrition, physical and mental well-being, and enabling students to make healthy life choices.
Courses Faculty Physical Education I and II Ms. Kathleen Magistri Health