History

The U.S. History course teaches students United States history from the early English colonization to the present day. In studying the past, students gain an appreciation for America and a better understanding of what it means to be an American. This course is NCAA-approved.

This unique history course introduces students to key literary and cultural milestones through western history, and the influence these cultural arts have had on the formation of western society. Students consider how the arts reveal goodness, truth, and beauty through time while receiving a strong foundation in western history. Students who complete this course are well-prepared for advanced history, literature, and humanities coursework. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to modern European history (1450 AD–present) at the college-level. Students learn to evaluate the people, events, and ideas that have impacted western civilization—from the Renaissance to contemporary European events—while preparing for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to modern world history (1200 AD–present) at the college level. Students expand their knowledge of the people, events, and ideas that have shaped our world, tracing human history from the medieval period up to the present day, while preparing for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to U.S. History at the college-level. Students analyze political, social, cultural, and economic developments from the pre-Columbian period to the present while preparing for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.