9th – 12th Grade Classes

Algebra 1

Mr. Ortega

BJU Algebra 1 is a problem-solving course where students will learn the fundamentals of algebra, including, but not limited to: evaluating algebraic equations – including multi-variable equations; graphing functions and relations; identifying, graphing and writing linear equations; simplifying and factoring polynomials; graphing systems of inequalities; solving quadratic equations; analyzing probability data and much more. Students will learn to analyze a problem, identify and apply the correct method for solving real-world problems.

Detailed Description

Algebra 2

Mrs. Danielle Farrell

Economics & Government

Mr. Montoya

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World History

Mr. Montoya

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Geometry

Mrs. Michelle Montoya Mrs. Cori Miller

A foundation for geometry is laid through the introduction of undefined terms,
definitions, and incidence theorems. Subsets and measurements are covered. Logic is introduced as a
basis for proofs. Other topics covered are area, circles, space, volume, transformations and symmetry,
and similarity. The course concludes with an introduction to trigonometry.

Detailed Description

9th-10th Physical Science with Lab

Mrs. McWilliams

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11th-12th Chemistry w/ Lab

Mrs. Danielle Farrell

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9th – 10th English / Language Arts

Mrs. Lisa Chapman

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Speech and Argumentation

Mrs. Rauser

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Logic & World Religions

Mr. Craig Friske

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9th-12th Fine Art

Mrs. Santiago

Come learn the language of art! We will study the elements of art and design in an exciting progression through Art History, Techniques, and even Career options. We will work on developing good habits for a flourishing art practice. This class is intended to give students an understanding of the elements of art and design, as well as hitting the basics in traditional techniques and mediums that will leave them prepared to succeed in a college environment or just talking about why they do or don’t care for a particular work of art. We will be discussing what art is(and isn’t!), and how it shapes and is shaped by societies throughout history. We will hopefully be taking a couple of field trips to explore behind the scenes at Colibri Gallery/Colibri Art and Framing/ Cura Contemporary in Morgan Hill, and we will be entering their Student Art Show. We will try to have some speakers from the local art community visit the students, and share a day in the life of a working artist.

Class Description and Materials

11th – 12th English

Mrs. Lisa Chapman

Information coming soon.

High School Bible