Course#: 25300A       Prerequisite: None       Grades 9-12 
This course introduces students to the physical and human world around them and helps them develop the means to examine that world. Facts and information on physical, cultural, political, and economic geography as well as abundant opportunity to refine the content through the exercise of map and globe skills, and thinking skills will be provided to the student.

Course Outline:
* Five Themes of Geography/Map Skills
· Climate and Biomes Europe
· Land and Water forms Russia and Northern Eurasia
· Culture Southwest Asia
· Developing World Africa
· United States of America and Canada South Asia
· Latin America Pacific World and Antarctica

Course#: 25303A       Prerequisite: Teacher approval and appropriate test scores       Grades 9-12 
Honors world geography is designed for mastery of state essential elements and sub-elements as well as extension beyond this mastery. In this course, critical thinking and analytical skills will be utilized in various projects including interpretation of primary and secondary source materials. Students will use their knowledge of spatial relationships, systematic physical and human processes and the interaction between people and their environment to make the intelligent decisions as citizens. 

Course#: 25325B      Prerequisite: Teacher approval and appropriate test scores Grades 9-12
This class introduces students to the systematic study of patterns, and processes that have shaped human understanding, use, and alternation of the earth’s surface. Students will also learn about the methods and tools geographers use in their science and practice. This course prepares the student to take the Advanced Placement exam and satisfies the World Geography credit for graduation.

Course#: 25200A       Prerequisite: None        Grades 9-12 
This course includes a survey of ancient, medieval, and modern times with an emphasis placed upon modern times. A background of world events will be presented to the student to help understand current events and world problems. Both Western and Nonwestern areas of the world will be studied. 

Course#: TBA       Prerequisite: None        Grades 10-12 
This course may be taken to fulfill the world history requirement for graduation. This course focuses primarily on the past thousand years of the global experience. It emphasizes the empires of China and Mesoamericia; the explanation of Islam; the period of new political units in Africa and Europe; and social, cultural, and economic developments around the world. This course prepares the student to take the Advanced Placement exam.