7th History  -  The curriculum will introduce the study of geography.  This includes the relationships between people, places and environments by mapping information in a spatial context.


8th History -  The curriculum is designed to foster an appreciation for and an understanding of the American way of life.  The course will include study of the beginning of the United States until 1877.

World History – The curriculum design is formatted to enable the student to become aware of, and appreciate events that have occurred around the world.  Students will be taught to appreciate their own cultures while respecting cultures of others. The actions of leaders in the world will be evaluated and studied in such a way that will bring awareness to the student, not only of history, but also allow the learner to relate current events to those of the past.

United States History – The course is designed for the student to become aware of, and appreciate, the American way of life.  The student will be instructed on how ethical and moral values influence characters and human relationships by examination of outstanding people in US history.  The course will develop a knowledge of America’s past in order to better understand the contemporary social, political, and economic problems, and how to prepare for circumstances of the future.

Government and Economics – The course is designed to develop a sense of awareness on how our government operates.  Emphasis is on political parties, our leaders, and the process that keeps democracy alive.  The workings of our government at all levels will be discussed.  There will be an emphasis on our economic system, capitalism, and how it compares with other economic system of the world.  The ultimate goal of this course is to develop an informed and active citizen.

AP Government- This course explores the political theory and everyday practice that directs the daily operation of our government and shape our public policies.  The express purpose of this course is to prepare students to take the AP Exam for the U.S. Government and Politics.  The course is for all intents and purposes taught on a college level and it requires a substantial amount of reading and preparation for every class.  The objectives of this course include: critical understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the American political system, as well as their rights and responsibilities as citizens.