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The years that comprise a student’s academic experience in secondary school, the middle school through high school years, are a unique period in one’s lifetime. This is a time of change, from childhood to young adulthood, and with this change comes challenges, opportunities, and a broad-range of new experiences. During these years, an important aspect of human development that impacts a person’s future is his/her education.
To this end, American High School offers a multitude of academic options and programs for our students. It is important to carefully consider these options and to become familiar with the requirements for successful progression from middle school to high school and postsecondary education.
School administrators, teachers, and counselors are key individuals in helping to guide students in making smart choices to optimize each student’s academic experience. It is my hope that each student take advantage of the information available on our website and of the assistance provided at American High School to plan an academic path that leads to success during the secondary school years and, ultimately, as a productive member of society.
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This course aims to provide grade 12 students, using texts of high complexity, integrated language arts study in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language for college and career preparation and readiness. In this course, you will learn reading, writing, and critical thinking skills through the study of literature and the composition of both analytical and creative written works.
Specifically, the literature we will study in this class will be divided into four themes: Heroism, Chivalry, Satire, and Knowledge.
The content of this course studies a variety of function types beginning with polynomials, exponential, logarithmic, periodic, and rational. It also examines functions such as transformations, function inverses, the Binomial Theorem, and mathematical induction. These topics are covered in Unit 1 of Calculus: limits and derivatives.
Students are challenged to think critically about international relations, human commonalities, and differences and their impact on the student’s own life.
The course introduces zoology, with particular emphasis on the morphology and systematics of both vertebrates and invertebrates. In addition, the students should acquire basic knowledge in ethology, evolution, and human ecology (including an introduction to the biosphere and biodiversity).
Why did the Hindenburg explode while the Goodyear blimp never does? How do Forensic Chemists determine that someone was poisoned? How does Ozone form, and why is it important? All these are covered in Chemistry.
The HOPE scholarship allows parents to transfer their child to other K-12 public school programs with available capacity within the school district, receive a scholarship to transport the student to that general program in another community, or request a scholarship to attend an eligible student private program.
The McKay Scholarship Program for Students with Disabilities allows special-needs students to attend participating private programs during the 2022-23 school year. The parents have the option choice for an eligible special needs student to transfer to another public program within the scholarship guidelines.
The Florida Tax Credit Scholarship assures that low-income children have more learning options. The scholarships are based on financial need, and families may choose between financial assistance toward private programs and fees or transportation costs to attend public programs in another district.
AHS is one of only a handful of schools to be fully accredited by leading regional and national accreditation authorities.
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