◈ HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9–12)

In high school, students take Regents-aligned courses and begin to specialize their learning for college and career readiness.

English Language Arts (ELA):

In-depth study of American, British, and world literature

Literary analysis, critical essays, and research writing

Argumentative and expository writing

SAT/ACT prep and Regents exam readiness

Public speaking and structured debate

Independent reading and response

Math:

Algebra I: Linear equations, functions, graphing

Geometry: Proofs, transformations, trigonometry basics

Algebra II: Complex equations, polynomials, probability, and statistics

Pre-Calculus/Calculus (if offered): Functions, limits, and derivatives

Regents preparation at each level

Science:

Living Environment (Biology): Cells, genetics, ecology, evolution

Earth Science: Rocks, weather, space systems

Chemistry: Atoms, chemical reactions, stoichiometry

Physics: Motion, forces, electricity, and waves

Lab work is required for Regents exams

Electives may include Environmental Science or Health

Social Studies:

Global History & Geography I & II: Ancient civilizations to modern global affairs

U.S. History & Government: Constitution, major historical events, civil rights

Participation in Government (Grade 12): Civic responsibilities, democracy, current events

Economics (Grade 12): Financial literacy, economic systems, supply and demand

Regents exam requirements in Global and U.S. History