Summit International High School

Course Catalog Overview

Below is an overview of the departments and sample courses offered. We encourage exploration across disciplines to foster well-rounded individuals. For a complete and detailed course catalog, including prerequisites and descriptions, please download the official document:

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Mathematics Department

• Algebra I / Integrated Math I

  Fundamental algebraic concepts, linear equations, inequalities, functions, polynomials, and data analysis.

• Geometry / Integrated Math II

  Euclidean geometry, proofs, constructions, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, and spatial reasoning.

• Algebra II / Pre-Calculus / Integrated Math III

  Advanced algebraic topics, functions (logarithmic, exponential, trigonometric), sequences, series, and introduction to calculus concepts.

• AP Calculus AB/BC

  College-level course covering differential and integral calculus, equivalent to first/second semester university calculus.

• AP Statistics

  College-level course focusing on data collection, analysis, interpretation, and statistical inference.

Science Department

• Biology / Honors Biology

  Study of life, including cell biology, genetics, evolution, ecology, and human anatomy/physiology.

• Chemistry / Honors Chemistry

  Principles of chemistry, including atomic structure, bonding, reactions, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, and equilibrium.

• Physics / Honors Physics

  Study of motion, forces, energy, waves, electricity, magnetism, and fundamental principles of the physical world.

• AP Biology / AP Chemistry / AP Physics (1, 2, C)

  College-level courses offering in-depth study in specific scientific disciplines.

• Environmental Science

  Interdisciplinary study of environmental systems, sustainability, and human impact.

Humanities Department

• World History / AP World History: Modern

  Survey of major global events, cultures, political systems, and interactions from ancient times to the present.

• US History / AP US History

  In-depth study of the history of the United States, focusing on political, social, economic, and cultural developments.

• English Language Arts (Grade 9-12) / AP English Language & Composition / AP English Literature & Composition

  Development of critical reading, analytical writing, argumentation, and literary interpretation skills through diverse texts.

• Economics / AP Microeconomics / AP Macroeconomics

  Introduction to fundamental economic principles, market structures, and national/global economic issues.

• Psychology / AP Psychology

  Scientific study of behavior and mental processes.

Arts & World Languages

• Visual Arts (Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Digital Media) / AP Art & Design

  Exploration of artistic techniques, principles of design, art history, and portfolio development.

• Performing Arts (Band, Orchestra, Choir, Theater)

  Development of musical or theatrical skills through ensemble performance, theory, and practice.

• World Languages (e.g., Spanish, French, Mandarin, German) Levels I-IV / AP Language and Culture

  Progressive study focusing on communication skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) and cultural understanding.