Courses
All of the classes during the school year meet state and national standards and are taught by Michigan-certified instructors. We are fully accredited so the credits also meet college entrance requirements.
Core courses are generally full-year classes worth 1.0 credit and are scheduled for students in 1/2 credit or semester formats. For example, a full year of Algebra is offered as Algebra A and Algebra B, each worth 0.5 credits. Most elective and non-core classes are a semester or 0.5 credit classes.
Math
- Math Foundations I
- Math Foundations II
- Introductory Algebra
- Algebra I *
- Algebra II*
- Calculus AB*
- Geometry*
- Pre-calculus*
- Integrated Math I
- Integrated Math II
- Financial Literacy
- Liberal Arts Math
- Mathematics of Personal Finance
- Probability and Statistics
- Statistics *
* Classes with an asterisk indicate this is also available as either an honors class and/or an Advanced Placement class.
Science
- Science Foundations
- Intro to Ecology
- Earth Science *
- Physical Science *
- Biology *
- Chemistry *
- Physics *
- Psychology *
* Classes with an asterisk indicate this is also available as either an honors class and/or an Advanced Placement class.
English
- English Foundations I
- English Foundations II
- 9th Grade through 12th Grade English:
- English I: Introduction to Literature and Composition *
- English II: Critical Reading and Effective Writing *
- English III: American Literature *
- English IV: British and World Literature *
- English Language and Composition *
- English Literature and Composition *
- Creative Writing
- Media Literacy
- Reading Skills and Strategies
- Writing Skills and Strategies
* Classes with an asterisk indicate this is also available as either an honors class and/or an Advanced Placement class.
Social Studies
- Geography and World Cultures *
- World History *
- U.S. History to the Civil War *
- U.S. History since the Civil War *
- U.S. Government and Politics *
- U.S. and Global Economics *
- Macroeconomics *
- Microeconomics *
- Multicultural Studies
- Sociology
* Classes with an asterisk indicate this is also available as either an honors class and/or an Advanced Placement class.
Social Studies
- Geography and World Cultures *
- World History *
- U.S. History to the Civil War *
- U.S. History since the Civil War *
- U.S. Government and Politics *
- U.S. and Global Economics *
- Macroeconomics *
- Microeconomics *
- Multicultural Studies
- Sociology
* Classes with an asterisk indicate this is also available as either an honors class and/or an Advanced Placement class.
Electives
APEX elective options:
Art Appreciation
College & Career Prep I & 2
Financial Literacy
Liberal Arts Math A and B
Physical Education
Music Appreciation A and B
Personal Finance A and B
Probability and Statistics
Psychology
Skills for Health
BUZZ elective options:
African American History
American Sign Language
Astronomy: Exploring the Universe
Criminology: Inside the Criminal Mind
Digital Photography 1: Creating Images with Impact
Early Childhood Education
Entrepreneurship: Starting your Business
Forensic Science: Secrets of the Dead
Law and Order: Introduction to Legal Studies (Government B)
Life Skills: Navigating Adulthood
Marine Science: Secrets of the Blue
Mythology & Folklore
Introduction to Philosophy: The Big Picture
Public Speaking
Real World Parenting
Social Problems: A World in Crisis
Veterinary Science: The Care of Animals
World Religions
See a counselor if you need additional elective credit.
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