GOAL
As educators in the field of history/social studies, we want our students to understand the complexity of the social, economic and political world in which we live in. We want them to know their rights and responsibilities as American citizens. We want them to understand the meaning of the Constitution as a social contract that defines our democratic government and guarantees our individual rights. We want them to take active roles as citizens and to know how to work for change in a democratic society. We want them to understand the value, the importance, and the fragility of democratic institutions. We want them to develop a keen sense of ethics and citizenship. And we want them to care deeply about the quality of life in their community, their nation, and their world.
COURSE OVERVIEW
The Social Studies Department offers a program with levels in AP and College Preparatory. The AP level includes AP World History, AP United States History, AP American Government and AP Macroeconomics. The College Preparatory level includes Ethnic Studies, World History, United States History, American Government and Economics. Additional classes using SDAIE are offered in Ethnic Studies, World History, United States History, and Government/Economics.
COURSE LIST
Ethnic Studies P (Semester)
Ethnic Studies P SDAIE (Semester)
AP European History
World History P
World History P SDAIE
AP U.S. History
U.S. History P
U.S. History SDAIE
Media Academy (Looped):
MAX U.S. History P
MAX U.S. Government P
MAX Economics P
U.S. Government P (semester)
U.S. Government P SDAIE (semester)
AP Government & Politics (semester)
Economics P (semester)
Economics P SDAIE (semester)
AP Macroeconomics (semester)
TEACHERS
Daniel Allen
Jeremie Brunet
Justine Kuehle
Stacey Farrell
Jeanette Livingston
Karla Oseguera
Maya Royle
Abigail Spaelti
Evelyn Sulem
Alexandra Verheecke
Matthew Winton