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In this class students will explore the genre of creative nonfiction with particular focus on lyric essays. Students will read and write lyric essays and will go on excursions that aim to inspire [...]

Psychology of Development is a course designed to give an overview examining the progressions of growth from womb to tomb. We will be looking into fundamental theories, social-emotional [...]

This class will balance hands-on and theoretical approaches to reimagining and reinventing community spaces. We will study the history of utopian architecture, looking at intentional communities, [...]

Storytelling is one of the cornerstones of both Myth and Religion. Through telling stories, a people begins to foster the overarching ideology of their culture and clan. In this class students [...]

In this course, we will examine queer history across different civilizations and time periods, including Ancient Greece, the Renaissance, and the mid-20th century United States. Students will [...]

As a class we will define Mexican Nationalism and its characteristics. This definition will happen as we navigate through the aesthetics of Mexican Nationalism. We will use readings, music, [...]

This course provides an introduction to algebraic properties and expressions. Topics include the study of equations and inequalities in one variable, work with polynomials and exponents, and [...]

This is a second-year high-school algebra course designed to develop proficiency in mathematical skills, to solidify an understanding of mathematical concepts, and to encourage logical yet [...]

This is the major production of the winter term and a central component of the All-School Trip. Unlike our other two plays, this one involves every single student in the school. If you are not in [...]

In the fall term biology concentrates on the topics of cell biology and human physiology as an introduction to the fundamentals of the subject. All the systems of the body are discussed and [...]