High School Courses
The school requires every student to take four years of math (unless the student has completed algebra II by the end of 11th grade). plus special subject courses in math. There are science courses covering a wide array of sciences, from Astronomy to Biology (all required). In the humanities, courses range from the Bible as literature to history of Greece and the History of Music (all required).
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