ACADEMICS
High School
Our high school curriculum is designed to support students as they transition into adulthood,
equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and mindset needed to pursue their future
paths with confidence and purpose. We focus on three key goals:
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1. Developing Expertise
We provide students with opportunities to explore specialized areas of interest,
cultivate advanced academic and practical skills, and deepen their knowledge in chosen fields. -
2. Making Dreams
Through personalized guidance and diverse learning experiences, students are encouraged to discover
their passions and take meaningful steps toward achieving their personal and professional goals. -
3. Preparation for Admission to Universities
Our curriculum includes comprehensive support for global university admissions,
including academic readiness, standardized test preparation, portfolio development, and college counseling.
By focusing on these goals, we aim to empower students to become confident individuals,
lifelong learners, and future leaders ready to thrive in a global society.
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Grade 9
English 9
- Introduction to literary analysis
- Short stories, poetry, and drama
- Narrative writing
- Grammar basics and vocabulary building
Grade 9
Geometry
- Euclidean geometry
- Angles, congruence, and similarity
- Area, volume, and surface area
- Proofs and logical reasoning
Grade 9
Biology
- Cell biology and genetics
- Ecology and ecosystems
- Evolution and natural selection
- Human anatomy and physiology
Grade 9
World History
- Ancient civilizations to the Renaissance
- Enlightenment and revolutions
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Grade 10
English 10
- Shakespeare and classical drama
- Non-fiction and informational texts
- Argumentative writing
- Advanced grammar and syntax
Grade 10
Algebra II
- Quadratic equations and functions
- Rational expressions and equations
- Exponents and logarithms
- Complex numbers and matrices
Grade 10
Chemistry
- Atomic structure and the periodic table
- Chemical reactions and stoichiometry
- Thermochemistry
- Acids, bases, and pH
Grade 10
American History
- Colonization and the founding of the United States
- American Revolution and Constitution
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Students can choose preferred subjects based on their intended major.
Grade 11
English 11
- American literature (colonial to modern)
- Research papers and citations
- Rhetorical analysis
- Advanced essay writing
Grade 11
Calculus
- Limits and derivatives
- Integrals and area under curves
- Optimization problems
- Introduction to differential equations
Grade 11
Physics
- Mechanics (motion, forces, energy)
- Waves and optics
- Electricity and magnetism
- Modern physics (relativity, quantum mechanics)
Grade 11
Government
- American Constitution and Bill of Rights
- Political parties and elections
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Students can choose preferred subjects based on their intended major.
Grade 12
English 12
- British and world literature
- College-level writing and research
- Literary theory and criticism
- Poetry and creative writing
Grade 12
Statistics
- Data collection and analysis
- Probability theory
- Normal distribution and statistical inference
- Hypothesis testing
- AP Statistics
- AP Calculus
Grade 12
AP Physics
- Mechanics (motion, forces, energy)
- Waves and optics
- Electricity and magnetism
- Modern physics (relativity, quantum mechanics)
Grade 12
Economics
- Microeconomics (supply and demand, market structures)
- Macroeconomics (inflation, unemployment, fiscal policy)
- Global trade and economics
SIA Concentration Programs
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Entrepreneurialism and Global Leadership
(Business, Finance, Marketing, Management, Political Science)
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Medical Field
(Pre-Medicine, Biological Sciences, Pharmacology, Nursing, Psychology)
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STEM Field
(Math, Computer Science, Engineering, Data Science, AI, Robotics)
SIA Concentration Courses
| Business / Leadership | Medical Field | STEM | |
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| Required Courses | AP Macroeconomics / Microeconomics AP Statistics AP U.S. Government & Politics AP World History AP English Language & Composition AP Psychology Business/Economics electives College Courses (Up to 4) | AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics 1 or 2 (recommended) AP Calculus AB/BC AP Psychology Physiology Health Science electives College Courses (Up to 4) | AP Calculus BC AP Physics C: Mechanics AP Computer Science A AP Chemistry and AP Biology AP Statistics Linear Algebra Robotics or Engineering electives College Courses (Up to 4) |
| Extracurricular & Community Services | Speech & Debate or MUN Student Government / Leadership School newspaper or business club Nonprofit fundraising or social enterprise | School health club or Red Cross Club Biology / Chemistry club Volunteering at clinics or nursing homes | Science Olympiad Teaching STEM to the underprivileged Hosting community coding workshops or science camps Building technology tools for social impact |