San Marino High School - Classes

Classes

San Marino High School currently has a 59 member teaching faculty. SMHS offers a variety of AP Classes in mathematics (Calculus AB and BC, Statistics), science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science), foreign languages (Spanish, French, Japanese, Mandarin), English (Language and Literature), social science (Government), and music theory/art.

Extracurricular classes include: the school newspaper Titan Shield, the school yearbook Titanian, Speech and Debate, Winter Drumline/San Marino Percussion, Marching Band, Chamber Choir, Boys and Girls Choirs, an orchestra, concert band, and wind ensemble, small business, fashion merchandising, computer graphics, three courses in media arts (digital film making, animation, and field work), three levels of drama, stagecraft, and dance.

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