This creative narrative nonfiction course will teach you how to develop and share your own voice. We will read a variety of memoir and personal narrative essays. Mostly — we will write!

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AP African American Studies is a college-level course that invites students to explore, question, and piece together the story of African American history and the African diaspora—examining connections, uncovering missing links, and engaging with both well-known and less visible histories. Students can expect a structured yet engaging learning experience that emphasizes discussion, inquiry, and the development of strong analytical and writing skills. Instruction is both rigorous and supportive, helping students build confidence as they learn to think critically, communicate clearly, and connect ideas across time and context. This course is ideal for students who are curious, willing to engage with complex ideas, and ready to grow as independent thinkers. The course begins with a Pre-Course Reflection, an exciting opportunity for students to share their perspectives, demonstrate their thinking, and begin engaging with the material from day one—setting the stage for a meaningful and personalized learning experience.

Launching in the 2026–27 school year, AP Cybersecurity is a yearlong high school course that provides a broad introduction to the field and aligns closely with a college-level introductory cybersecurity course.  As technology plays an increasingly central role in everyday life, this course helps students learn how digital systems work and how to protect them from cyber threats. Students gain hands-on experience through real-world examples and problem-solving activities, building practical skills that apply to college, careers, and everyday technology use. As part of the AP Career Kickstart program, the course emphasizes applied learning, career exploration, and professional skill development, while aligning with CTE standards and credentials valued by industry. Students who earn a qualifying score on the AP Exam may receive college credit and an industry-recognized credential.

Honors Algebra 1 introduces the foundational concepts of algebra, focusing on the language and structure needed for higher-level mathematics. Topics include variables and expressions, solving linear equations and inequalities, graphing linear functions, systems of linear equations, and proportional relationships. Students will also study exponents, polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, and basic radical expressions. Emphasis is placed on problem solving, mathematical reasoning, and connecting algebraic representations to real-world applications.